Just wondering how long it takes to pack in the bone graft after a tooth extraction?

Typically, the time it takes to place a bone graft after extraction depends on factors such as the site preparation, the size of the extraction socket, and the type of graft material. Once the collagen-based graft is softened with saline, the packing process itself is usually efficient and can often be completed in about 10–15 minutes. However, this time can vary depending on specific clinical circumstances.
The graft material needs to be gently packed to ensure good contact with the bone walls of the extraction site without excessive compression, which could affect the graft's stability and integration. Following the placement, a membrane may be added over the graft to help protect it during the initial healing phase, and then the site is typically sutured.
Please remember that while the graft placement is relatively quick, the healing process requires time, and proper post-operative care is essential. The complete integration of the bone graft material with your natural bone may take several months.
Best Regards,Dr. Miller Vieira Paula