Dental Implants Toronto
Experienced Leader in Implant Dentistry
Missing a tooth isn’t just bad for your looks, but it can be bad for your health as well! Healthy teeth play an important role in the body from head to toe. When you are missing one, your jawbone deteriorates, your self-esteem and diet suffer, and this negatively affects the health of your entire body. Dental implants look, feel, and function just like natural teeth and are widely recognized as the best long-term solution.
- Why Choose Us?
- Dental Implants Process
- Dental Implants Before and After
- Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Implants

Why Trust Periodontal Specialists for Dental Implants?
Dr. Veisman is a dual-board certified periodontist who specializes in Dental Implants and Bone Regeneration. For over 30 years, Dr. Veisman has been proud to serve the Toronto community while fulfilling his life’s passion of helping patients restore their smiles and confidence.
As a Periodontist, Dr. Veisman has three years of additional training, including specialized training in dealing with the gums and tissues surrounding our natural teeth and dental implants which leads to more aesthetically pleasing results. Dr. Veisman has completed 20,000 Dental Implant cases and has a success rate of 98% which is well above the average success rate of 90-95%. Visit our blog for more information on “Why Choose a Periodontist for Dental Implants“.
What Set’s Us Apart
- Experience – 20,000 dental implant cases with a 98% success rate
- Comfort – Sleep sedation and anesthesia/PerioAsleep TM
- Technology – 3D CAT scan imaging
- Safety – Strict adherence to Royal College of Dentists of Ontario/Public Health Ontario IPAC (Infection Prevention and Control) guidelines
- Convenience – Central Toronto location and access to HWY 401, 404, 400, Yonge-Sheppard Subway lines, GO BUS station
Dental Implants Can Change Your Life
Dental Implants Process at Periodontal Specialists:
Consultation: During the initial phase of the dental implant process, imaging and medical and dental histories are gathered to give us a clear picture of your current health. We then answer any questions you may have and explore treatment options with you to formulate a plan that ensures that both your health goals and budgetary needs are met.
Extraction: The next step is to have the tooth in question extracted. In some cases, we may be able to place the implant at the same time of extraction. In others, bone grafting will be required prior to implant placement. (See next step.)
Bone Grafting: It is fairly common for the jawbone to lack the mass needed to accept an implant. In this case, a bone graft will be performed to strengthen the target area. Bone grafting is typically followed by several months of healing before the implant can be placed.
Implant Surgery: During the procedure, a titanium screw is inserted into your jawbone. You will be anesthetized for comfort during the surgery, which takes about 1-2 hours.
Osseointegration: After placing the implant, we cover it with the surrounding soft tissue and let it sit for 3 months in order to fuse with the bone.
Final Restoration: After osseointegration is complete, an abutment is placed on the implant to connect with the final crown restoration. Typically, the final restoration is done by a general dentist.
Dental Implants Before and After

Figure 1. Before dental implants

Figure 2. Two weeks after dental implants were placed

Figure 3. A month after dental implants were inserted, patient is wearing the final crowns
Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Implants
What is a dental implant?
A completed implant includes three pieces: the implant itself (a titanium screw that is placed in the jawbone), the abutment (a connector between the implant and crown), and the crown (the part that is visible and looks like a tooth). Dr. Veisman will place the implant and the abutment, and the crown will be completed by your general dentist.
How do dental implants work?
Our body’s ability to coexist with a variety of native and foreign materials means that our treatment options are constantly expanding. Osseointegration refers to the fusing of bone with artificial material. Its origins date back to the 1940s and 50s, when Swedish physician Per-Ingvar Branemark discovered that titanium fuses so well with bone that it is nearly impossible to remove! Since then, the biocompatibility of titanium has proven itself to be amazingly reliable over and over again.
How soon do I need a dental implant after losing my tooth?
You may be surprised to hear that your jawbone is a lot like a muscle, in that it must be stimulated regularly in order to maintain its volume. Therefore, when a tooth is extracted (or falls out naturally), the jawbone begins to deteriorate almost immediately. In fact, studies show that within a year of tooth loss, there is a 25% decrease in bone width. Thankfully, dental implants can take the place of natural teeth to provide the stimulus needed by the jaw. If done early, this greatly reduces the need for bone grafting down the road.
How much do dental implants cost in Toronto?
While the upfront cost is often more than that of alternatives, such as bridges and dentures, dental implants outlast those approaches by several decades. This increased longevity makes implants the more affordable choice in the long run.
Dental Implant surgery with prosthetic crown averages around $6,000* in Toronto Specialty practices where surgeries are performed by a specialist(Periodontist or Oral Surgeon) and crown by a Prosthodontist (specialists in crown and bridge). Since the needs of every patient are unique, a consultation with Dr. Veisman is needed for an exact estimate.
*This pricing excludes extraction, bone graft, sinus lift, or anesthesia.
For further information on tooth implant cost, visit our dental implants cost page.
We Help Restore Your Smile

Our structured referral plan defines, in advance, the working relationship between your dentists and us. It ensures you have treatment options that make the best of your situation and excellent continuity of care.

We put as much emphasis on your comfort as we do on your dental care. Our PerioAsleep™ program allows you to sleep through your treatment.