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Modern dental restorations restore chewing function, speech, and the natural aesthetics of the teeth. Depending on the individual’s dental situation, crowns, bridges, partial and full dentures, as well as implant-supported restorations may be considered. During the planning phase, we take functional, aesthetic, and biological aspects into account to ensure a durable, precisely fitting restoration that preserves as much natural tooth structure as possible.
Clear aligners enable the orthodontic correction of suitable misalignments using a series of custom-made, removable plastic aligners. Each aligner gradually moves the teeth according to the treatment plan developed beforehand. This process is based on a clinical examination, an analysis of the position of the teeth and jaws, and an individualized treatment plan. Regular checkups ensure that the progress of treatment is monitored.
Preserving natural teeth is a top priority in modern dentistry. Through preventive measures, minimally invasive filling therapies, endodontic treatments, and the restoration of damaged tooth structure, teeth can often be preserved in the long term. The choice of treatment depends on the extent of the damage, the tooth’s prognosis, and the patient’s individual circumstances. The goal is to preserve as much of the natural tooth structure as possible and to ensure long-term chewing function and oral health.
Root canal treatment is necessary when the dental pulp is irreversibly inflamed or has already died. The goal of endodontic treatment is to thoroughly clean and disinfect the root canal system and seal it to prevent bacterial entry. Thanks to modern endodontic techniques, the natural tooth can often be preserved long-term, and extraction can be avoided. The tooth is then restored in a stable and durable manner, taking into account the individual extent of tooth structure loss.
Functional disorders of the masticatory system can manifest as temporomandibular joint noises, limited mouth opening, pain in the masticatory muscles, or discomfort in the head and neck area, among other symptoms. As part of clinical functional diagnostics, the temporomandibular joints, masticatory muscles, lower jaw movements, and occlusion are examined. Based on the findings, a personalized treatment plan is developed, which may include, for example, education, physical therapy, or a custom-made bite splint.
Anti-snoring splints are custom-made intraoral therapeutic devices for treating primary snoring and certain forms of obstructive sleep apnea. Mandibular advancement splints move the lower jaw forward in a controlled manner during sleep, thereby stabilizing the upper airways. Before fitting the device, a dental examination is required, and if a sleep-related breathing disorder is suspected, an appropriate medical diagnosis is necessary. Fitting and regular checkups serve to assess the device’s effectiveness, tolerability, and potential effects on the teeth and temporomandibular joints.
Dental prophylaxis serves to prevent tooth decay and inflammatory diseases of the periodontium. As part of professional teeth cleaning (PTC), hard and soft dental plaque as well as extrinsic stains are removed, hard-to-reach areas are cleaned, and the tooth surfaces are polished. In addition, an individualized assessment of oral hygiene status is performed, along with recommendations for at-home oral care and, if necessary, fluoride treatment. The scope and frequency of these procedures are based on the patient’s individual risk of developing dental diseases.
Periodontitis is a chronic, inflammatory, multifactorial disease of the periodontium that can be accompanied by progressive loss of periodontal tissue and alveolar bone. Treatment is based on a systematic assessment, individual risk evaluation, and the targeted removal of bacterial plaque and calculus. In addition, oral hygiene practices are optimized and relevant risk factors are taken into account. Structured supportive periodontal therapy (UPT) helps to stabilize the success of treatment in the long term and limit further tissue loss.
Cosmetic dentistry involves procedures to improve the shape, color, and alignment of the teeth, as well as the harmony of the smile. Depending on the diagnosis and treatment goals, procedures such as adhesive composite restorations, veneers, or ceramic restorations may be used. The focus is on achieving a natural appearance, preserving healthy tooth structure, and ensuring functional integration into the existing dentition.
Professional teeth whitening (at-home bleaching) is used to reduce tooth discoloration and lighten the natural tooth color. Suitable bleaching agents are used, whose active ingredients chemically alter the color pigments within the tooth structure. Before treatment, the causes of the discoloration as well as the condition of the teeth and gums are assessed. Existing cavities, leaking restorations, or inflammatory changes should be identified and treated beforehand if necessary. The whitening process is planned on an individual basis to achieve the most even and natural-looking result possible.
Severe dental anxiety can lead to patients avoiding necessary checkups and treatments for extended periods of time. We take individual fears and past experiences into account through empathetic, transparent, and structured treatment planning. Detailed explanations, clearly defined treatment steps, and regular feedback during treatment help build trust and tailor dental care to personal needs.
Pediatric dentistry encompasses age-appropriate preventive care, diagnosis, and treatment of conditions affecting both primary and permanent teeth. Through regular checkups, personalized preventive measures, and child-friendly treatment approaches, we lay the foundation for long-term healthy dental development. Our goal is to detect diseases early, prevent tooth decay, and promote oral health sustainably from the very beginning.
Digital X-ray diagnostics is an important component of modern dental diagnosis. It allows for the visualization of dental structures, root tips, jawbones, and other relevant anatomical areas that are not fully visible during a clinical examination. The images are immediately available in digital form and can support both diagnosis and treatment planning. Compared to conventional film-based methods, radiation exposure is often lower. X-rays are taken on an as-needed basis and in compliance with radiation safety regulations.