It is advisable not to drink alcohol 2 days after tooth extraction. Because it is a period of wound healing, if you drink alcohol at this time, it will speed up the blood circulation throughout the body, which is not conducive to stopping the bleeding of the wound. Drinking alcohol after tooth extraction can easily lead to further infection of the wound, which may lead to bleeding, inflammation, or fever and other complications. Wine is a kind of spicy and stimulating food, so it is recommended not to drink after tooth extraction. Sometimes you need to take anti-inflammatory drugs after tooth extraction, however, many anti-inflammatory drugs cannot be taken at the same time with wine, and if they are taken at the same time, they may cause allergy or other more serious consequences, so it is recommended to drink alcohol after 1-2 weeks after tooth extraction.