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Progressive bone resorption occurring around the cervical portion of implants. Plausible etiologic factors can include surgical trauma, periimplantitis, occlusal overload, microgap, implant crest module, and compromise of the biologic width. Also, the excavation of tissue to form a shallow shelving depression, usually to facilitate drainage from infected areas of bone. Called also craterization.