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The Basic Course in Dental Implantology (BCDI) course is designed for general dentists who wish to have a basic...

Join us for a comprehensive exploration of contemporary endodontics with expert speakers from Kings College London, the University of Melbourne, and the National University of Singapore.

At first, this may seem like a simple question — surely, we just follow the bone level, right? But in reality, this approach doesn’t always lead to the best outcome. When dealing with uneven ridge heights or aesthetic zones, placement depth becomes a more nuanced decision. If the implant is placed too shallow, and there may not be enough room to shape a natural-looking restoration. If it is placed too deep, there might be risk of complications such as peri-implantitis or bone loss. This lecture distils the concept down to one guiding principle: The appropriate implant depth should support an ideal mucosal emergence.