Can you get dry sockets 2 weeks after extraction?

Very rare: At this point most of the major healing is finished. But i hesitate to say "never", since there is always the exception to the rule for a really difficult extraction with flap closure and sutures.

In over 40 years: I have never seen that happen. However, you can get an infection 2 weeks after an extraction which may mimic the symptoms of a dry socket. Regardless, it's not normal and needs to be seen by the dentist who extracted the tooth.

Not likely: Symptoms of a dry socket include a throbbing steady pain that presents a few days after a tooth extraction. If concerned, see your surgeon for consultation and treatment if needed.