Refer Complex Full-Arch Cases with Confidence 

Collaborative treatment planning, surgical coordination, and restorative support for referring clinicians across British Columbia.

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Collaborative full-arch rehabilitation network supporting restorative, implant, and surgical clinicians across British Columbia.

Refer Complex Full-Arch Cases with Confidence

Full-Arch Case Planning & Clinical Collaboration Network

Full Arch Centres supports referring clinicians across all levels of implant experience including general dentists, implant clinicians, restorative dentists, and surgical providers through structured surgical collaboration, prosthetically driven treatment planning, and coordinated full-arch rehabilitation workflows designed to improve predictability and long-term outcomes including All-on-X full-arch rehabilitation protocols (All-on-4 / All-on-6 and extended solutions). 

Supported through Clinical Catalyst, the network provides access to advanced case planning systems, digital workflows, collaborative treatment coordination, and ongoing clinical education focused on modern implant and full-arch rehabilitation.

WHY CLINICIANS REFER

Managing Full-Arch Cases Requires More Than Isolated Treatment Planning

Full-arch implant rehabilitation is rarely a single-clinician process. It often involves staged diagnostics, surgical decision-making, prosthetic design, temporization, and long-term restorative planning across multiple providers. In many practices, this coordination happens informally which can lead to variability in communication, sequencing, and outcomes. 

Arch Centres was developed to support clinicians by introducing a more consistent way to approach complex implant cases across multiple stages of care.

Prosthetically Driven Planning

Implant positioning guided by restorative objectives, long-term function, occlusion, and aesthetic outcomes including FP1–FP3 full-arch prosthetic planning concepts.

Collaborative Clinical Support

Structured coordination between referring clinicians, restorative teams, implant clinicians, and surgical providers at all experience levels.

Guided Digital Workflows

CBCT-based diagnostics, digital treatment planning (including Exocad workflows), and guided surgical systems where Appropriate

Complex Case Support

Assistance with advanced cases including bone loss, failing dentition, full-arch rehabilitation, and multi-phase treatment planning including All-on-4, All-on-6, tilted implants, and zygomatic solutions.

Clinical Catalyst Membership & Professional Collaboration

Clinical Catalyst membership provides participating clinicians with access to an evolving professional ecosystem focused on implant dentistry, full-arch rehabilitation, restorative workflows, and interdisciplinary collaboration. 

The network is designed for general dentists, implant clinicians, restorative dentists, and surgical providers who are looking to improve case predictability, strengthen treatment planning, and engage in structured clinical collaboration. 

This is a growing clinical network based in British Columbia with expanding international participation, welcoming clinicians globally who are engaged in advanced implant and full-arch rehabilitation systems.

Early access to full-arch and implant case studies.

Collaborative treatment planning discussions.

Surgical and restorative workflow insights.

Clinical case review opportunities.

Mentorship and educational sessions.

Study club invitations and clinical learning events.

Exposure to guided surgery and digital workflow protocols.

Structured referral coordination and communication systems

Practical insights for implant placement and full- arch rehabilitation at varying complexity levels.

” Clinical Catalyst FAC{Full Arch Centres} is designed to support clinicians across a spectrum of implant experience from foundational implant placement to advanced full-arch rehabilitation and All-on-X protocols.” 

Dr. Ali Mehdi

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How does our Coordinated Case Planning Support ensure surgical success?

Arch Centres supports clinicians through structured planning systems designed to improve communication, efficiency, and execution across complex full-arch rehabilitation cases.

CBCT and diagnostic review.

Prosthetically driven implant planning.

Surgical sequencing support.

Immediate-load workflow coordination.

Restorative communication systems.

Multi-phase rehabilitation planning.

Complex bone loss and advanced implant considerations

Treatment planning is approached collaboratively to support restorative clarity, surgical precision, and long-term functional outcomes.

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What is the Referral Process?

Clinical collaboration within Arch Centres follows a structured treatment pathway that guides full-arch rehabilitation planning, from diagnosis to final restoration. 

This ensures consistency across All-on-X and full-arch implant workflows, while allowing flexibility for clinician experience level and case complexity.

STEP 1

Case Submission & Patient Workup

Clinical records, CBCT imaging, and treatment goals are submitted for structured review.

At this stage, the focus is on:

Patient-centred assessment and medical considerations
CBCT-based diagnostic evaluation
Case classification (simple to complex full-arch cases)
Identification of risk factors in full-arch rehabilitation
Case classification (simple to complex full-arch cases)
Dentification of risk factors in full-arch rehabilitation

STEP 2

Collaborative Review & Treatment Philosophy

Treatment options and sequencing are discussed with relevant clinical contributors across restorative and surgical disciplines.

This stage is guided by:

Core prosthetic-driven treatment philosophy
Evidence-based decision making for All-on-4, All-on-6, tilted and zygomatic approaches
Evaluation of anatomy, AP spread, and implant positioning strategy
Initial prosthetic design considerations (FP1–FP3 concepts)

STEP 3

Coordinated Treatment Planning & Execution

Treatment is directed through participating Arch Centres clinics with shared planning input and standardized workflow protocols.

This phase integrates:

Digital prosthetic design and restorative planning
CBCT-guided surgical planning and implant positioning
Vertical dimension, occlusion, and space management analysis
Immediate loading protocols where appropriate (including All-on-X workflows)
Evidence-based clinical protocols and long-term outcome considerations

STEP 4

Restorative Completion & Long-Term Maintenance

Referring clinicians remain involved throughout restorative phases where applicable, ensuring continuity of care and communication.

This stage includes:

Final prosthetic delivery and occlusal refinement
Complication prevention and long-term maintenance protocols
Review of outcomes against clinical planning objectives
Integration of case learnings into ongoing clinical education

Clinical Leadership in Coordinated Implant Rehabilitation

Through Clinical Catalyst and Arch Centres, Dr. Ali Mehdi is involved in advancing structured approaches to complex implant rehabilitation, with a focus on improving case coordination, planning clarity, and interdisciplinary communication.

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