hello there....Its been how long you have your front teeth extracted???? presence of pus is indicative of infection...What was the reason for your teeth removal? Inspite of antibiotic coverage, if pus discharge still persists, culture sensitive test needs to be performed ...It is evident that micro-oragnisms are resistant to the antibiotics used and change of antibiotic is mandatory... if sterilization procedures are not well maintained that would also lead to infection... Usage of denture is not ideal before implant placement...use it only when you go out in public...continuous usage of denture is not indicated as it would pre-dispose to bone loss... for implant success you need to have enough bone....In your present condition I would advice you to wait for atleast 3-4 months before the implant placement...
Get yourself examined clinically for further management...

Hello and thank you for your questions,
I would encourage you to return to your dentist. Any signs of pus or discharge with a fetid odor should raise concerns about an infection brewing in your mouth. A culture should be performed to determine the type of bacteria present for the most proper antibiotic or combination of antibiotics to be used.

Best wishes

Dr. Ward

Hi,
Thank you for the query.
Presence of pus even after extraction indicates formation of periapical abscess in the bone , here one thing which has not been specified in the history is reason for the teeth removal , if it was a decayed tooth with abscess formation then suggested treatment after extraction was curettage of the apical area where the abscess was present . I would suggest you to see the dentist to rule out the possible reason for the abscess and if required open curettage should be performed to remove the granulation and drain abscess in the area, followed by a course of antibiotic and analgesics and leave it for healing for about 3 months to get an implant placed .
Hope this information helps you.

thank you. at first infection should be completely cured. the procedure you taking should be continuing. examination of the pus for c/s is appropriate. in case of loculated collection surgical drainage may be needed. implantation is a highly technical procedure. so eradication of infection is mandatory for a successful surgery.