The Doctors
Dr. Igor Milanovic
Dr. Igor Milanovic was raised in Toronto, ON. He completed his Honors Bachelor of Science at Western University, with a particular focus on Genetics and Medical Sciences. He earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at the University of Sydney, in Sydney Australia.
Dr. Igor Milanovic has gained clinical experience treating urban and rural populations throughout the GTA, and in Australia.
Dr. Milanovic carries has a particular interest in surgical dentistry, same visit crowns, and orthodontic corrections using Invisalign. He is a firm believer in the positive impact a beautiful smile can make in the lives of his patients; and aims to achieve their goals through open, honest and insightful communication.
Dr. Jovan Milanovic
Having graduated from the University of Sarajevo with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, Dr. Milanovic has been practicing dentistry since 1987. He has worked in both Europe, and Canada; where he started Sovrle Dental in 2001.
In addition to his work as the principal dentist at Sovrle Dental, Dr. Milanovic has held a clinical teaching position in restorative dentistry at the University of Toronto. He has also previously worked as part of Ontario’s Remote Areas Program, treating patients located in the remote regions of northern Ontario.
Dr. Milanovic has also, volunteered his services as a part of DVI; an organization that since 1980, has offered free dental care to Jerusalem’s at-risk children and youth, irrespective of race or religion.
More recently, in the spring of 2013, Dr. Milanovic obtained his Master of Dental and Maxillofacial Radiology degree from the renowned King’s College of London, UK.
Dr. Jovan Milanovic is particularly interested in dental implants, and has completed his Clinical Masters in Implant Dentistry from the University of the Pacific in 2013.
Dr. Jovan Milanovic is a member of numerous Implantology study clubs. He utilizes 3D digital imaging and computer planning; in addition to prefabricated surgical guides, for every one of his implant cases.