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SurgicalMaster Implant Restorations Simplified

Connect tissue management, crown design and implant complication care.

With Dr. Rashad Riman

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5h 50m recordedOn-demand course

61 curriculum entriesStructured curriculum

Lifetime accessRevisit every lesson

Multilingual subtitlesLanguage options available

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Course information

Restore the implant. Consider the whole case.

Study implant restoration with Dr. Rashad Riman, from tissue quality and abutment contours to the delivery of posterior and anterior crowns. The course links surgical considerations with the restorative decisions that shape the final result.

Follow staged cases, review PMMA provisionals and laboratory communication, and compare approaches to shallow, facially positioned and deep implants. Dedicated modules extend the discussion to full-arch restorations and seven recurring complications.

Explore six teaching modules, an introduction and a Document Vault. The 47 entries with listed runtimes total 5h 50m; additional untimed entries include course references and supporting material.

Course duration5h 50m recorded
Video curriculum61 curriculum entries
Teaching languageEnglish instruction
Subtitle supportMultilingual options
Streaming qualityFull HD video
Course accessLifetime access
CertificateIncluded after completion

Who this course is for

For dentists restoring dental implants.

Focused education for qualified dental professionals reviewing implant-supported restorations and their complications.

01

Restorative dentists

Connect implant components, impressions, provisional restorations and definitive crown delivery.

02

Implant clinicians

Review how tissue quality, implant position and healing influence restorative planning.

03

Clinicians managing complications

Study loose crowns, open contacts, fractured components and inflamed peri-implant tissue.

Tissue · Components · Esthetics

The crown is only part of the restoration.

Implant position, tissue contours and laboratory decisions belong in the same treatment conversation.

Start with the foundations, then follow posterior and anterior cases to see how individual steps relate. Return to the malposition and complication modules when you want a focused review of a particular restorative challenge.

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Plan the tissue, communicate the design, evaluate the restoration.

What you’ll learn

From a single crown to full-arch decisions.

01

Restorative foundations

Review tissue quantity, subgingival contours, healing, implant mechanics and pink porcelain.

02

Posterior restorations

Follow extraction-to-crown treatment and review occlusion, abutment design and laboratory communication.

03

Anterior esthetics

Study PMMA provisionals, shade characterization, impressions and the delivery of anterior crowns.

04

Malpositioned implants

Compare restorative considerations for shallow, deep and facially positioned implants.

05

Full-arch options

Review implant-level restorations, multi-unit abutments and implant overdentures.

06

Complication review

Examine seven problems, including loose crowns, open contacts, fractures and stripped screws.

Close-up of anterior restorations and surrounding gingival contoursLook beyond shade alone.

Restorative detail

Look beyond shade alone.

The anterior module follows a case through provisional and definitive stages. Study how characterization, tissue relationships and laboratory communication contribute to an implant restoration’s appearance.

  • Shade and characterization
  • PMMA provisional assessment
  • Abutment and tissue relationships
  • Final impressions and delivery

Course curriculum

Six teaching modules. One restorative journey.

61 entries across eight sections · 47 entries with listed runtimes totaling 5h 50m, plus untimed supporting entries.

Chapter 01Introduction2 lessonsViewHide+

Course objectives and instructor introduction.

  1. Outline & Objectives
  2. About Your Instructor
Chapter 02Module 1 — Foundations17 lessonsViewHide+

Tissue, abutment contours, implant mechanics and restorative planning.

  1. The Rules of Tissue Quality and Quantity
  2. The Rules of Tissue Quality and Quantity
  3. The Rules of Subgingival Abutment Contours
  4. The Rules of Subgingival Abutment Contours
  5. The Rules of Hard & Soft Tissue Healing
  6. The Rules of Hard & Soft Tissue Healing
  7. The Biomimetic GPS
  8. The Biomimetic GPS
  9. The 10 Rules of Implant Placement
  10. The 10 Rules of Implant Placement
  11. Pink Porcelain
  12. Pink Porcelain
  13. Implant Components & Mechanics
  14. Implant Components & Mechanics 1
  15. Implant Components & Mechanics 2
  16. Mindset of a “Hot Shot” Cosmetic Dentist
  17. Mindset of a “Hot Shot” Cosmetic Dentist
Chapter 03Module 2 — Posterior implant restorations13 lessonsViewHide+

Follow extraction, surgery, impressions and crown delivery, then review laboratory communication and free gingival grafting.

  1. From Extraction to Restoration — Posterior Edition: Chapter 1, XB + BG
  2. From Extraction to Restoration — Posterior Edition: Chapter 2, Implant Surgery
  3. From Extraction to Restoration — Posterior Edition: Chapter 3, Stage 2 Implant Surgery
  4. From Extraction to Restoration — Posterior Edition: Chapter 4, The Impression
  5. From Extraction to Restoration — Posterior Edition: Chapter 5, Delivering the Implant Crown
  6. Occlusion Design for Posterior Implant Restorations
  7. Keys to Lab Communication: Part 1, Abutment Design
  8. Keys to Lab Communication: Part 2, Shade & Characterization
  9. Chapter 1 — The Classic Failing Bridge
  10. Building Posterior Tissue Quality and Quantity with the FGG: Chapter 1, The Classic Failing Bridge
  11. Building Posterior Tissue Quality and Quantity with the FGG: Chapter 2, Recipient Site Preparation
  12. Building Posterior Tissue Quality and Quantity with the FGG: Chapter 3, The Harvest
  13. Building Posterior Tissue Quality and Quantity with the FGG: Chapter 4, Suturing the Harvest to the Recipient
Chapter 04Module 3 — Anterior implant restorations10 lessonsViewHide+

Esthetic characterization, provisional restorations and a staged anterior case.

  1. The Power to Create Honey, Blue, White, Brown
  2. Chapter 1 — Preparing for the Restorative Journey
  3. Chapter 2 — Stage 2 Implant Surgery on #8 and the Surgical “Faux Pas” That Cost Me the Papilla
  4. Chapter 3 — Impression for the PMMA Crowns
  5. Chapter 4 — Delivery of the PMMA
  6. Chapter 5 — The Unexpected… RIP #10
  7. Chapter 6 — Implant Placement #10
  8. Chapter 7 — Stage 2 Surgery #10
  9. Chapter 8 — Final Impressions 7, 8, 9, 10
  10. Chapter 9 — Delivery of Final Crowns
Chapter 05Module 4 — Malpositioned implants5 lessonsViewHide+

Shallow, facial and deep implant positions.

  1. The 3 Most Common Categories of Malpositioned Implants
  2. Restoring the Shallow Implant
  3. Restoring the Facially Positioned Implant: Part 1
  4. Restoring the Facially Positioned Implant: Part 2
  5. Restoring the Deep Implant
Chapter 06Module 5 — Full-arch restorations4 lessonsViewHide+

Compare implant-level, multi-unit abutment and overdenture approaches.

  1. Step by Step Implant Level Full Arch Restorations
  2. Step by Step Full Arch Multi Unit Abutment Restorations
  3. Step by Step Implant Overdentures Full Arch Restorations
  4. The 3 Most Common Types of Full Arch Implant Restorations
Chapter 07Module 6 — Complications7 lessonsViewHide+

Review seven recurring restorative problems.

  1. The Angry Gums
  2. The Ankylosed Implant
  3. The Contacts That Open
  4. The Crowns That Break
  5. The Implants That Break
  6. The Loose Crown
  7. The Screws That Strip
Chapter 08Document Vault3 lessonsViewHide+

Downloadable course references.

  1. Course Curriculum — Implant Restorations Simplified Program
  2. 10. Rules of Implant Placement Checklist
  3. Implant Restorations Simplified — 58-Page Photo Outline
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Dr. Rashad RimanImplant Dentistry

Your instructor

Dr. Rashad Riman

Restorative and cosmetic dentist · Dental educator

Dr. Rashad Riman practices restorative, implant and cosmetic dentistry in Beverly Hills. His teaching connects tissue management, implant components and esthetic design with laboratory communication. In Implant Restorations Simplified, he follows posterior and anterior cases through treatment and discusses malpositioned implants, full-arch options and restorative complications.

Implant restorative protocolsShade and characterizationPMMA provisional assessment

Your learning experience

Build a reference for implant restoration.

Move through the course in sequence or return to a focused case or complication.

STAGED CASES

Follow the treatment sequence

Review extraction, surgery, impressions, provisional restorations and final crown delivery.

DOCUMENT VAULT

Keep the key references

Access the course outline, implant placement checklist and 58-page photo outline.

DOWNLOADABLE

Review offline

Download the course videos and available materials for convenient review.

LIFETIME ACCESS

Study at your pace

Return to the lessons on desktop, tablet or mobile without a completion deadline.

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