an infected tooth may cause a bad taste in your mouth or bad breath because of the bacteria that causes the infection..
Once it’s treated and in your case removed, it should return within a couple of days

Mine lasted a day or two, but it was bland soft foods.

If the sensation of no taste lasts maybe check with the dentist?

This is not strange, causes of taste disorders and a loss of taste include: upper respiratory infections, such as the common cold, middle ear infections,poor oral hygiene and dental problems, such as gingivitis.
Some simple tips; drink plenty of water, try and avoid using mouthwashes which contain chlorohexdine and chew your food more – Chewing increases salivation, which in turn will increase the amount of chemicals released from the food, so taste sensation will improve.

yes, but after my tooth was treated, my taste returned back to normal. Hopefully yours will too.

I’ve had one extraction and I must admit that I had no loss of taste …

Mine took a few weeks, and I ended up adding lots of salt to enhance flavour in the end. Hope yours gets better soon

You can return your taste buds to normal by having celery juice each morning on a empty stomach and wishing each mouthful around, I would say there is a bit of an acid build up in your mouth. You also need to restore bacteria and wishing with coconut oil also can help. Eat lots of fresh salads too.

I had a metallic taste for a couple of days. The medication I have to take tends to make my taste weird when I go to the Dentist for routine checkup.

I’ve had a couple of teeth extracted but never experienced a loss of tastebuds. The numbness and then after pain was annoying enough