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