Anterior implants seem simple right? Just plop an implant into the hole and you are done. Not so my friend! The anterior implant is one of the most technically demanding implants out there! That is, if you want it to look good...

Here are some of my considerations. First, you must have a good base. By this, I mean thick bone and thick gingiva. If you don't have it...make it! Graft people! Second. The implant should be approx 3mm apical to your anticipated gingival margin. Be sure to check the adjacent teeth before you place the implant. You know how many cases I have seen where people place the implant in what they think is the correct spot, only to later realize that they needed to crown lengthen the adjacent teeth prior to placing the implant? Guess what? You are too late buddy! The patient now has to live the rest of their life with a tiny Chicklet tooth all because you did not realize you should have crown lengthened first. Nice job. Buccal-lingual placement depends on whether you are doing cement retained or screw retained. There are many factors to consider here. These are just a few to think about.

I have nothing to add after mental foramen's soap box comments. Good job.

Immediate Implant on #9 and CTG on #8 to gain gingival symmetry.