Dr. Jason Retter

Dr. Jason Retter wakes up every morning genuinely excited to go to the office. Passionate about dentistry, he has spent the past two decades building a thriving general practice in Montreal, Quebec —Retter Dental Care—which now includes a dynamic team of 18 professionals, including four dentists. His philosophy is rooted in education, innovation, and the pursuit of excellence, all of which are evident from the first moment you meet him. Equipped with the latest proven technologies, Dr. Retter provides advanced restorative, cosmetic, and implant dentistry with precision and enthusiasm.

After earning his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from McGill University in 2006, Dr. Retter completed a comprehensive multidisciplinary residency at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal. His dedication to lifelong learning led him to become a Fellow of the Misch International Implant Institute in 2010, followed by a Fellowship in Restorative Dentistry. Most recently, Dr. Retter completed PTIFAT’s certification in therapeutic and aesthetic Botox treatments, joining an elite group of PTIFAT Clinical Instructors who are advancing facial rejuvenation and therapeutics through anatomy-based education and clinical leadership.

A recognized leader in digital dentistry, Dr. Retter is among Canada’s most knowledgeable providers in CAD/CAM technology. On any given day, he can be found digitally designing restorations, planning implant surgeries, or leveraging 3D printing to deliver highly accurate, efficient, and minimally invasive treatments. His forward-thinking approach continues to inspire his peers and elevate patient care standards across the profession.

Beyond his clinical excellence, Dr. Retter is a devoted husband and father of three. When he’s not treating patients, teaching, or studying, he enjoys spending time with his family, biking, cooking, skiing, and practicing yoga.

Dr. Retter’s mantra is simple: Dentistry should be comfortable, modern, and even fun. Through continuous learning and innovation, he strives to make every patient’s experience both positive and transformative—one smile at a time.