What should be the ideal time to load such immediate implants?

Thanks for the question Sanjay. It’s hard to give a clear answer with limited information. However, some of the questions that I’ve even talked about we definitely would love to know such as health of the tissue in the area making sure that there’s no fluid discharge. Many times with such a dense metal object, such as an implant, you can have areas like that Just as an artifact. Because x-rays can show things a different angles I always like to get a bitewing, PA and a 2-D pano at the restorative date. Each x-ray can tell me something different. Also look at the existing x-ray that had the tooth prior to extraction if there’s a hard cortical lining around that tooth and the implant is around the same size that sometimes can take some time to resorb to integrate more around the implant so it might look like a gap or failing, but it’s just continuing to heal. Typically if I have a healthy patient, I wait about four months after I place the immediate implant, which is more than enough time for proper healing, and Osteo integration to occur