How Long Should I Wait to Get Dental Implants After Extraction?

Since you're having a bone graft placed, I'd recommend you wait for 6 months.  Anytime a bone in our body is broken or disturbed, rule of thumb is 6 months of healing.  To be honest, the longer the healing period, the stronger your healed bone will be.  Especially if your missing teeth area is in the back and does not interfere with your cosmetics, wait 6 months.  If it's in your smile zone, then dentists can work with you on a time line that you feel comfortable.  Also depending on what type of bone graft your oral surgeon or dentist used, that may dictate healing period.  Remember, the longer you can allow the bone to heal, the better the bone quality for implants.

it depends on the case to case, some time the grafting is usually done in 2 -3 weeks along with the placement of the implants and some time it is delayed due to multiple reasons and done after 3-4 months, some time is done together some times its staged

How long after an extraction should you wait to place a dental implant?
Assuming that you had a bone graft done at the time of the extraction, then it will depend on the condition of the socket at the time of the extraction.
If there was no significant bone loss, then the implant can be placed 12-14 weeks later.
If there was significant damage either before or during the extraction, then it may require significantly more time to heal before implant placement. 
Hope you found this info to be helpful,
Dr Champagne

This really depends on the particular case specifics in terms of the  presence of infection , amount of grafting required , cosmetic requirements and  even sometimes the medical history of the patient..

In some instances an implant can be placed at the time of extraction with grafting , sometimes  wait 3-6 weeks following extraction  and sometimes if it is a more extensive bone graft it could be 6 months. 

The best alternative will be to get the teeth extracted and place the implants at the same time so you don't go through surgery twice, but as you have an infection and you need a bone graft, the best way to proceed in your case is to wait at least 6 months before placing implants as they risk infection too and you need the bone to get attached properly.

You will need to wait 3-4 months prior to placing a dental implant.
Key Advantages to an Immediate Dental Implant:
1) Fixed tooth replacement that looks as good or better than the extracted tooth2) One dental surgery and no stitches3) Helps preserve gum tissue4) No removable partial dentures or missing teeth5) No need to unnecessarily crown teeth for a bridge6) Less painful

When you're having a bone graft placed before an implant, the rule of thumb is to wait about 4-6 months for the graft to heal before placing the implant to ensure the graft has taken and is stable. 

Walter, thank you for your question. We usually recommend 8 weeks wait before placing implants. You certainly can wait longer, but I would not recommend longer then 6 month. The biggest challenge from aesthetic point of view in anterior region is preservation of soft tissue between teeth. Depending on location of the missing teeth, it may be beneficial to place them one at a time for that reason.

Once a tooth is extracted and bone implanted into the socket/jaw bone, one has to wait anywhere from 4-6 months. That's standard wait healing time. Once this period of time goes by, a 3D CAT scan should be taken to assess how much bone you now have and if there is enough bone height above the lower nerve or upper sinus. Both implants can be done at the same time after the 4 months of healing. You have to wait at least 4 months for bone to heal regardless of whether a bone graft is placed or not. 

We usually wait at least 3 months for the bone to heal and the body to get ready for implant placement.  The use of an ND/YAG laser promotes faster healing with a better post operative outcome for the patient.  Of course, you would need a quality set of digital x rays to confirm the bone topography and timing for placement.