Implant Dentistry in Markham, ON

Computer-Guided Dental Implants in One Convenient Location

A computer-guided dental implant uses sophisticated 3D CBCT scans and digital planning technology to place dental implants in the least invasive manner possible. By carefully mapping your jaw and surrounding structures, this technology allows us to plan the procedure with incredible precision.

Dental Implants Tailored to You

Dental implants are a reliable, long-term solution that mimics the natural tooth root. They offer superior stability compared to removable dentures and help prevent jawbone loss. We provide a full range of implant services under one roof, including:

• All-on-4® Dental Implants – Replace a full arch of teeth with just four strategically placed implants.
• All-on-6 Dental Implants – Offers additional support with six implants, ideal for patients with adequate bone volume.
• Full Mouth Restoration – For patients needing complete oral rehabilitation, we create custom plans combining implants, restorations, and functional bite alignment.
• Dental Implant Restoration – If you already have implants but need new crowns or repairs, we can restore the beauty and function of your smile.

Why Quality Matters

Simply put, a Quality dental implant solution should:

1. Place the implant(s) as ideally as possible into the bone, in the least invasive manner
2. Conserve and regenerate as much bone as possible in the jaw and around the implant
3. Plan interim treatments to allow complete healing and integration of the dental implant(s)
4. Use high-strength and aesthetic materials to complete the final restoration to maximize Longevity in Function and Aesthetics.

Choosing implant providers based on lower cost can often mean that some of these factors are compromised, and sometimes result in a less than optimal result and additional procedures or retreatments being required later.

Travelling abroad for tourism dentistry may appear less expensive, but those solutions often use dental implants or materials not approved for use in Canada, so dentists in Ontario may not be able to help you if an issue arises, and you may be forced to go abroad again every time you need routine maintenance. Limited after‑care, communication barriers and variable material quality can affect outcomes. This often negates any “savings” you had in the initial treatment.