Tooth extraction in children generally refers to the removal of milk teeth. It is recommended to choose the appropriate type of extraction depending on the degree of looseness of the tooth. 1. Chewing extractions: If a child’s teeth are loose, they can be removed by chewing on harder foods, such as sugar cane, apples, corn, etc., so that the teeth fall out during the chewing process. During this time, care should be taken to avoid choking the child if the tooth slips down into the trachea or esophagus. It is advisable to consult a doctor and have the tooth removed with a specialized tool. 2. Anesthesia extraction: If your child’s baby teeth are double-rowed or loose, it is recommended that you go to the stomatology department of a hospital or a dental clinic for anesthesia extraction. If there is pain after anesthesia, you can ask the doctor to prescribe some painkillers to relieve the pain. In addition, you can also use ice packs to relieve the pain after tooth extraction.