Precision implant placement — Markham

Computer-Guided Dental Implants in Markham

3D CBCT imaging and computer-guided surgical stents allow our team to plan and place your implants with sub-millimetre accuracy — less trauma, faster healing, and predictable outcomes.

3D CBCTIn-house imaging
0.1 mmPlacement accuracy
IV SedationAvailable
Same DayTeeth possible

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What is computer-guided implant surgery?

Planned in 3D. Placed with precision.

Traditional implant placement relies on the surgeon's judgement and two-dimensional X-rays. Computer-guided surgery uses a full 3D CBCT scan of your jaw to create a virtual surgical plan — mapping the exact angle, depth, and position of each implant before a single incision is made.

A custom surgical stent is then fabricated from that plan. During surgery, the stent guides the drill to the pre-planned position with precision that freehand technique cannot replicate. The result is less bone removal, reduced swelling, and a faster return to normal activity.

Computer-guided dental implant placement procedure diagram
Why choose guided surgery

The advantages of computer-guided placement

Sub-millimetre accuracy

The surgical stent transfers the virtual plan directly to your jaw, placing implants within fractions of a millimetre of the planned position.

Minimally invasive

Precise planning means less bone needs to be removed and, in many cases, no sutures are required — reducing post-operative discomfort.

Faster recovery

Less surgical trauma translates to less swelling and a quicker return to eating, speaking, and daily life.

Safer near vital structures

3D mapping identifies nerves, sinuses, and blood vessels before surgery, allowing the team to plan a safe path around them.

Predictable outcomes

When the implant is placed exactly where planned, the crown fits precisely and long-term bone integration is more reliable.

Same-day teeth compatible

Guided placement is often required for same-day or immediate-load protocols, where the temporary crown is attached the same day as surgery.

Our process

From scan to smile — how it works

01

3D CBCT scan

A cone-beam CT scan captures a full 3D image of your jaw, teeth, bone density, and anatomy in under a minute.

02

Virtual planning

Our team uses specialist software to plan the exact position, angle, and depth of each implant in three dimensions.

03

Surgical stent fabrication

A custom-fit surgical guide is produced from the virtual plan, ensuring the drill follows the planned path precisely during surgery.

04

Guided placement

The stent is seated over your teeth or gums during surgery. The implant is placed through the guide to the pre-planned position.

Common questions

Computer-Guided Implant FAQs

Ready to take the next step?

Request a complimentary implant consultation

Our team will review your 3D CBCT scan and explain whether computer-guided surgery is right for your case — with no obligation.

(905) 479-7777

4792 Highway 7 E, Markham, ON L3R 1M8

Request an Implant Consultation

Complimentary · No obligation · Markham office