It is usually not recommended to remove both wisdom teeth at the same time, but can be removed in stages to minimize the impact on daily eating and to facilitate the management of complications. If necessary, both teeth can be removed at the same time, provided that the patient’s general condition is good and the wisdom tooth removal operation is simple, as follows. After unilateral wisdom tooth extraction, the patient can chew on the unerupted side, which will have less impact on daily eating. If both wisdom teeth are extracted at the same time, daily eating and chewing may be affected due to pain and swelling at the extraction site. Moreover, complications such as bleeding, infection, and dry socket may occur after wisdom teeth removal, which is easier to handle unilaterally than bilaterally. If necessary, both wisdom teeth can be extracted at the same time, which requires that the patient is in good general condition, can tolerate the extraction and post-extraction complications and treatments, and that the wisdom teeth extraction operation is simple and causes less trauma. It is recommended to go to a regular medical institution to receive professional treatment.