The best time for women to have their teeth extracted is within 1-2 weeks after menstruation. During this time, a woman’s physical condition gradually recovers, her hormone levels are more normal, and her resistance has increased, so the risk of infection in the extraction sockets can be lowered and the pain alleviated when the teeth are extracted. If a woman chooses to have her teeth extracted close to her menstrual period, or even during her menstrual period, it is easy to cause infection in the extraction socket, and there is a risk of more than just bleeding from the extraction socket. There is also the possibility of inducing an early onset of menstruation if it is close to menstruation. Therefore, it is recommended that patients have their teeth extracted after their menstruation and not in time for their menstrual period, as there is a possibility that the extraction of teeth as a stressful effect may cause disruption of female hormone levels.