Inflammation of wisdom teeth should be treated with antibiotics if you want to reduce inflammation as soon as possible, cephalosporins such as cefuroxime, combined with nitroimidazoles such as ornitrazole orally or by intravenous infusion. Alternating peroxide and saline can also be applied to flush the blind pocket of the blocked wisdom tooth to remove bacterial inflammation and food debris, and topical application of iodine glycerin for treatment. Wisdom tooth inflammation can also be treated by applying cold ice packs to the painful area or by putting ice cubes directly into the mouth for analgesic effect. When there is a local abscess formation, the abscess needs to be incised by the doctor and iodomimetic gauze is implanted to drain it. When the inflammation is controlled, wisdom tooth extraction should be performed as soon as possible for eradication, and attention should be paid to oral cleaning and wound bleeding treatment after the operation. Do not lick or suck the wound with your tongue after extraction to prevent increasing the negative oral pressure and causing bleeding. If it causes pulpitis, root canal treatment can be performed to remove the infection and fill it. You should pay attention to oral hygiene on a daily basis, and try to eat less sweets or drink drinks with a lot of sugar. You should brush and rinse your teeth on time after meals and avoid eating after brushing to prevent food residues from accumulating and causing bacterial growth, as well as having regular oral examinations.