How to pull out wisdom teeth that have not erupted?

Generally, impacted maxillary wisdom teeth include syringes, tooth extractors, dental trays, gingival separators and sponge scrapers. Mandibular impacted teeth are complex, and the tools used are different according to the types of impacted teeth, but the commonly used tools are: syringe (anesthesia) knife (gum cutting), stripper (flap), dental drill (in fact, people call it turbo phone, which is used to divide crowns and grind teeth, etc. , to reduce the resistance and facilitate the extraction of impacted teeth), tooth extractor (that is, crooked teeth as you said) and hammer. Remove foreign bodies, granulation tissue, etc. Suction device (blood sucking, saliva sucking, etc.). , to ensure that the operating field is clear), needle and thread (to sew the wound), scissors (to cut the thread), cotton ball (to stop bleeding, remember to bite for 30 minutes after tooth extraction, and then spit ~), ultrasonic osteotome (used for bone removal in some high-end clinics and hospitals). I hope people who want to have their wisdom teeth pulled out will not be scared by my answer. Remember to pull it out bravely, otherwise it will easily lead to dental caries and loosening of the previous teeth. Especially for mothers who want to have babies, they must solve various problems such as dental caries and wisdom teeth. Before pregnancy, otherwise pulpitis will occur during pregnancy, and wisdom teeth will be red and swollen, which is difficult to handle. The second part explains in detail the various feelings that patients can feel during the operation, such as the following: 1. The doctor said: "Disinfect, don't use your hands." Generally, iodophor cotton balls are used for disinfection. Don't touch it with your hands after disinfection, or it will be disinfected again. After the external disinfection of the oral cavity, a sterile hole towel will be laid, only the exit nose will be exposed, covering the whole head and upper body. Next, oral disinfection will focus on the injection point of anesthetic to prevent the syringe from bringing bacteria into deep tissues and causing infection.