Wisdom teeth extraction with or without stitches needs to be decided by the doctor based on the incision, if the incision for wisdom teeth extraction is large it is better to have stitches. As wisdom teeth cause redness and swelling of the surrounding gums during eruption, most of the soft tissues need to be cut when removing them, so stitches will be applied to the incision after wisdom teeth removal to avoid the entry of foreign objects or excessive bleeding. Stitches after wisdom teeth extraction can effectively reduce bleeding from the extraction, prevent infection, and avoid complications. Wisdom teeth, also known as wisdom teeth, are third molars, and the timing of wisdom teeth growth varies from person to person, usually occurring between the ages of 16 and 35. However, not everyone has wisdom teeth or all four of them. Wisdom teeth are categorized into normal wisdom teeth and wisdom teeth that are blocked. Obstructed wisdom teeth are mostly due to the fact that the amount of teeth is more than the amount of bone can handle, so the third molar eruption is incomplete or blocked. Removal of blocked wisdom teeth is usually done using minimally invasive surgery, a procedure that is less invasive to reduce patient pain and minimize the possibility of infection. Wisdom tooth extraction does not always require stitches, consult your healthcare professional for details.