Can patients with kidney disease have a tooth extraction?

Patient's question:

When I was in high school, I contracted kidney disease. After treatment, my condition has been under control, and I am currently taking medication prescribed by my doctor. Recently, I got my wisdom teeth, and they were very painful, to the point where I couldn't eat or attend classes. I consulted a dentist who said it was best to have them removed, but others said that with kidney disease, it's not advisable to have a tooth pulled.

Doctor's answer:

Please analyze the condition carefully based on the question and provide a targeted response. It is strictly prohibited to give non-specific answers.
Guidance: Nephritis is an immune system disease and may recur at any time. When you choose to have a tooth extracted, there is a possibility of recurrence, but it is just a possibility. However, if extraction is necessary, it can still be considered.

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