How long should I not smoke after dental implant surgery?

How Long Should I Wait to Smoke After Dental Implant Surgery? ... There's just no nice way to put this – nothing good comes from smoking in regards to your implants. ... Refraining from smoking cigarettes, marijuana, or vaping for as long as possible – both before and after surgery – is recommended. read more

I can't advice you that you can smoke, it won't be ethical. So you have to read in between lines to find answer to your question. The first 2 days are most crucial for the healing. read more

After oral surgery, you’ll be advised to quit smoking for at least five days. The reason behind this is that smoking can dislodge the blood clot at the surgery site and lead to a condition known as dry socket. Dry socket is an infection that can occur in the empty tooth socket after a tooth extraction. read more

Smoking effects on dental implants Have your dentist check the implant site just to make sure it's healing properly and of course do not smoke any more. However, what is much more important is your smoking history leading up to getting the implant which your dentist should have discussed with you. read more