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Restoring implants that look natural — Rashad Riman’s system for posterior, anterior, malpositioned and full-arch cases
Beverly Hills clinician Rashad Riman shares the workflow he uses to assess, place and restore implants in SurgicalMaster. Implant Restorations Simplified. Six modules and roughly 5 hours 50 minutes of over-the-shoulder footage cover tissue healing rules, abutment contours, lab communication, a multi-stage anterior case, malpositioned fixtures, three full-arch options and seven everyday complications, with downloadable documents to support implementation.
- 6modules
- 47lessons
- 5 h 50 minof video
What you’ll be able to do
- Apply rules for hard and soft tissue healing and subgingival abutment contours
- Prevent black triangles, food traps and inflamed tissue around posterior implant crowns
- Brief the lab on abutment design, shade and characterisation
- Manage an esthetic-zone implant from stage 2 surgery through PMMA provisionals to final crowns
- Disguise facial, deep and shallow implants with crown design and pink porcelain
- Handle loose crowns, stripped screws and other common implant complications
Inside the course
Rules and tools
Riman opens with his “Biomimetic GPS”, ten placement rules, tissue quality and quantity requirements, component mechanics and pink porcelain, plus a short talk on the mindset needed to take on difficult cases.
Posterior, then anterior
The posterior module follows a case from extraction to crown, including a free gingival graft for tissue bulk and occlusal design. The anterior module is one continuous patient story: provisional planning, a stage 2 surgery that cost a papilla, PMMA crowns, an unexpected tooth loss, further placement and the final delivery of four crowns.
When things are not ideal
Short modules classify malposition and show how to restore each type, compare multi-unit abutment, implant-level zirconia and overdenture full-arch solutions, and walk through open contacts, inflamed gums, fractured crowns and implants, stripped screws, ankylosis and loose crowns.
Built for
- General dentists starting to restore implantsA practical sequence from single posterior units upward.
- Dentists who refer out problem implant crownsComplication and malposition lessons help you keep those cases in-house.
- Clinicians focused on esthetic outcomesSoft tissue, shade and pink porcelain strategies for the smile zone.
Curriculum
Module 1: Foundations for Restoring Dental Implants (1 h 14 min) 8 lessons
- Rules: The Biomimetic GPS
- Rules: The 10 Rules of Implant Placement
- Rules: Hard & Soft Tissue Healing
- Rules: Subgingival Abutment Contours
- Rules: Tissue Quality and Quantity
- Tools: Implant Components & Mechanics
- Tools: Pink Porcelain
- Mindset of the “Hot Shot” Cosmetic Dentist
Module 2: Restoring the Posterior Implant (2 h 02 min) 5 lessons
- From Extraction to Restoration — Posterior Edition
- Building Posterior Tissue Quality and Quantity with the FGG
- Occlusion Design for Posterior Implant Restorations
- Keys to Lab Communication Part 1: Abutment Design
- Keys to Lab Communication Part 2: Shade & Characterization
Module 3: Restoring the Anterior Implant (1 h 20 min) 10 lessons
- Preparing for the Restorative Journey
- Stage 2 Implant Surgery on #8 and the Surgical Faux Pas That Cost the Papilla
- Impression for the PMMA Crowns
- Delivery of the PMMA
- The Unexpected… RIP #10
- Implant Placement #10
- Stage 2 Surgery #10
- Final Impressions 7, 8, 9, 10
- Delivery of Final Crowns
- The Power to Create: Honey, Blue, White, Brown
Module 4: Restoring Malpositioned Implants (24 min) 4 lessons
- The 3 Most Common Categories of Malpositioned Implants & Managing Risk When Restoring Them
- Restoring the Facially Positioned Implant
- Restoring the Deep Implant
- Restoring the Shallow Implant
Module 5: Full Arch Implant Restorations (20 min) 4 lessons
- The 3 Most Common Types of Full Arch Implant Restorations
- Step by Step Full Arch Multi-Unit Abutment Restorations
- Step by Step Implant-Level Zirconia Framework Full Arch Restorations
- Step by Step Implant Overdenture Full Arch Restorations
Module 6: Managing the 7 Most Common Implant Complications (27 min) 7 lessons
- The Contacts that Open
- The Angry Gums
- The Crowns that Break
- The Implants that Break
- The Screws that Strip
- The Ankylosed Implant
- The Loose Crown
Before you buy
Why does the curriculum show fewer than 47 items?
The published outline names 38 topics; the remaining lessons are not individually titled, so the list above may not match the lesson count exactly.
Does it teach implant placement surgery in depth?
Surgery appears within the restorative cases, such as stage 2 uncovery and a placement, but the main focus is restoring implants.
How detailed are the full-arch and complication modules?
They are brief overviews of about 20–27 minutes each, best seen as introductions.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Online video course with downloadable documents |
|---|---|
| Instructor | Rashad Riman |
| Contents | 6 modules · 47 lessons |
| Duration | 5 h 50 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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