Teeth removal, or tooth extraction, is a dental procedure performed when a tooth is beyond repair due to decay, damage, or infection. It is also done in cases of overcrowding or impacted wisdom teeth. The procedure can be classified into two types: simple extraction and surgical extraction. Simple extractions involve the removal of visible teeth using forceps, while surgical extractions are more complex, requiring incisions and sometimes bone removal. The recovery process varies, with most patients experiencing mild discomfort and swelling for a few days. Proper aftercare, including pain management and oral hygiene, prevents complications such as dry socket or infection.