Central to our basic training is the objective of deep and comprehensive understanding. This stage covers critical topics such as:

1. Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding not only the structure of oral cavities and jawbones but also how these affect implantation.
2. Biomaterials: We explore the fundamentals of materials science to better understand why certain materials are used in implants.
3. Surgical Techniques: Basic surgical procedures and techniques are covered to help students understand the processes involved.
4. Diagnostics and Planning: Beyond understanding imaging processes and treatment plans, we delve into the rationales behind choosing specific treatment strategies.
5. Prosthodontics: Understanding the use of crowns and abutments and how they integrate into the complex system.
6. Osseointegration: Understanding how a strong bond forms between the implant and the bone.
7. Complications and Their Management: A comprehensive understanding of how to prevent and manage potential problems.
8. Hygiene and Postoperative Care: We go beyond mere acknowledgment to deeply understand the importance and reasoning behind postoperative care.
9. Validation and Quality Assurance: We explore the logic and rationale behind the rules and guidelines in implantology.

Each topic is structured to provide not just knowledge but also a comprehensive understanding of the interrelations and deeper meanings, enabling students to make informed decisions and apply their knowledge effectively in the future.