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Aesthetic dentistry

Aesthetic dentistry is all about harmoniously and naturally beautifying your smile. We use targeted treatments to correct discoloration, uneven tooth shapes, misalignments or visible gaps – always with the aim of creating an authentic, self-confident smile that noticeably improves your quality of life. We consistently ensure that pronunciation and lip closure remain natural.

Veneers

Veneers are wafer-thin ceramic shells that are bonded to the tooth surface. They correct discoloration, wear and irregular shapes and thus improve the aesthetics of the smile in the long term. Thanks to their high translucency and individual adaptation, they look almost identical to natural teeth. In most cases, only minimal or no tooth grinding is required.

Inlays, onlays and crowns

Inlays, onlays and crowns are used for larger tooth defects to ensure the long-term function and stability of the tooth. The aim is to preserve your natural tooth structure as much as possible, avoid the need for extensive dentures and provide a highly aesthetic restoration using modern materials (e.g. all-ceramic) and precise techniques such as the CAD/CAM process. In this way, the tooth remains stable, resilient and visually harmoniously integrated.

Teeth whitening (bleaching)

Professional tooth cleaning is followed by a customized whitening treatment – either in a comfortable individual session in the practice with immediately visible results or with an individualized whitening protocol using trays for use at home. The result is clearly visible in the before-and-after comparison via photo documentation. Remineralization and refresh options are also available. Internal bleaching also enables the targeted whitening of individual teeth that are darkly discolored due to trauma or root canal treatment and would not be treatable with conventional methods. We would be happy to discuss the right option for you in a personal consultation – for a youthful-looking, healthy smile.

White Spots

White spots and discoloration can be significantly reduced using minimally invasive techniques such as microabrasion of the enamel and infiltration with synthetic resins – without causing substantial damage to the tooth. Microabrasion removes the opaque layers on the surface mechanically and chemically, while resin infiltration seals porous areas and equalizes the refractive index, making the white spots visually disappear. Both methods are gentle, usually do not require anesthesia and deliver natural, long-lasting results – ideal for aesthetically demanding patients. We would be happy to explain which option is best for you in a personal appointment.

Prosthetics

Dental prosthetics includes the planning, fabrication and insertion of dental prostheses to restore function, aesthetics and phonetics. Modern approaches use digital technologies (CAD/CAM, intraoral scanners) and high-quality materials (zirconium oxide, lithium disilicate) for precise, long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing results. We will be happy to advise you individually on the optimum restoration.

Fixed dentures

Fixed dentures include crowns, bridges, partial crowns and inlays/onlays that are permanently anchored to natural teeth or implants and are not removable. These restorations completely replace missing tooth substance or teeth, restore chewing function, phonetics and aesthetics and ensure a natural, highly aesthetic and long-lasting result through the use of modern high-performance materials (e.g. zirconium oxide, lithium disilicate) and digital manufacturing processes (CAD/CAM). We will be happy to discuss the optimum solution for your individual situation with you in a personal consultation.

Removable dentures

Removable dentures are used in cases of partial or complete tooth loss to restore chewing function, phonetics and aesthetics. Partial dentures are supported by remaining teeth or implants and are secured using retaining elements (clasps, attachments, telescopes). Complete dentures are stabilized by suction and anatomical adaptation in the absence of teeth. We will be happy to discuss the right solution for you.

Oral surgery

Oral surgery deals with the diagnosis and surgical treatment of diseases, injuries and defects in the area of the teeth, oral cavity, gums and jaws. Specialized dentists for oral surgery and the use of modern, minimally invasive techniques achieve precise, gentle and aesthetically pleasing results. We would be happy to clarify in a personal consultation whether oral surgery is indicated for your findings.

Simple and complex tooth removal

A simple extraction is the removal of a visible tooth with uncomplicated root anatomy. The tooth can be completely removed with standard instruments and without additional bone removal – usually without sutures. A complex (surgical) extraction is necessary if the tooth is impacted, fractured, ankylosed or deep in the bone. This involves flap formation, osteotomy if necessary, tooth division and suture closure. We will be happy to clarify which procedure is indicated for you in a personal consultation.

Implantology

Artificial tooth roots (implants) are surgically inserted into the jawbone and serve as a stable, long-term anchor for dental prostheses such as single crowns, bridges or dentures. Digital planning procedures and minimally invasive, gentle techniques are used to achieve a high success rate, excellent functionality and natural aesthetics – often with immediate tooth replacement possible. The aim is to provide a permanent, bone-preserving and comfortable solution to replace missing teeth. We will be happy to discuss the individual suitability and the optimal treatment procedure with you.

Computer-assisted implantology

Computer-assisted implantology makes it possible to plan the exact position of implants on the computer using a 3D model of the patient, thus reducing the wound area, healing time, post-operative symptoms and duration of the procedure. In many cases, it is also possible to remove the teeth on the same day, replace them with implants and restore the entire set of teeth on the same day. We will be happy to check whether this procedure is suitable for you in a personal consultation with 3D diagnostics.

Bone augmentation

Bone augmentation is a reconstructive procedure to restore or increase bone volume in the upper or lower jaw. It is primarily used to create a sufficiently stable and dimensioned bone base for the safe and aesthetically optimal placement of dental implants, particularly in cases of advanced bone loss following tooth loss, periodontitis, trauma or long-term edentulism. Depending on the findings, techniques such as guided bone regeneration (GBR), sinus lift or bone replacement materials are used – always with the aim of achieving long-term, resilient implant anchoring. We will be happy to explain the most suitable method and treatment procedure for your case in an individual consultation.

Surgery of the maxillary sinus

The sinus lift (sinus floor elevation) is used to vertically augment the bone volume in the posterior maxilla in order to create sufficient bone height for the secure anchoring of dental implants. The required bone augmentation is achieved by gently lifting the maxillary sinus mucosa and inserting bone replacement material – either minimally invasively via the implant drill channel (internal sinus lift) or via a lateral approach (external sinus lift). Both procedures have high success rates and in many cases enable immediate or early implant placement. We would be happy to explain to you in a personal consultation whether a sinus lift is indicated for your condition and which technique would be most suitable.

Mucogingival and preprosthetic surgery

Targeted correction of gum defects sustainably improves the aesthetics of the smile, optimally prepares the soft tissue for prosthetic restorations and significantly facilitates the daily and professional cleaning of teeth and implants. The most common procedures include covering receding gums (recession coverage), harmonizing an excessive gum-visible smile (gummy smile) and augmentation and stabilization of keratinized gums around implants. All procedures are minimally invasive and performed with high precision to achieve natural, aesthetically pleasing and long-term stable results. We would be happy to discuss which procedure is best suited to your individual situation in a personal consultation.

Periodontal surgery

Periodontal surgery comprises targeted surgical measures for the treatment of advanced periodontitis. It is used to remove subgingival plaque and tartar (scaling and root planing under vision), regenerate lost bone and soft tissue and correct aesthetic defects such as receding gums (recessions). Resective techniques (e.g. pocket reduction, osteoplasty) eliminate deep periodontal pockets and eliminate foci of bacterial infection. Regenerative procedures (e.g. guided tissue regeneration with membranes, enamel matrix proteins or bone substitutes) promote the reconstruction of lost periodontium. The aim is to stop the progression of the disease, ensure long-term tooth stability and sustainably improve the function and aesthetics of oral health. We will be happy to discuss which periodontal surgery is best suited to your condition in an individual consultation.

Removal of cysts & biopsy

The removal of cysts (cystectomy) eliminates fluid-filled cavities in the jawbone or soft tissue in order to stop infections, prevent bone resorption and protect neighboring structures. Biopsies are used for histopathological clarification of suspicious lesions in order to reliably differentiate between benign, premalignant or malignant changes and to detect oral carcinomas at an early stage. Both procedures are minimally invasive under local anesthesia and are aimed at rapid healing and precise diagnosis. We would be happy to discuss in a consultation whether such a procedure is indicated for your findings.

Root tip resection

Root tip resection is used to preserve a tooth with persistent apical inflammation after root canal treatment. The root tip (approx. 2-3 mm) is removed, the inflamed tissue is cleared out and the canal is closed retrogradely. The procedure is minimally invasive under optical magnification and ends with suture closure. The aim is to eliminate the infection, ossify the defect and preserve the tooth in the long term.

Periodontology

Periodontitis is an inflammatory disease of the periodontium that leads to a progressive recession of the gums and jawbone.

Through early diagnosis and consistent treatment – whether conservative (e.g. professional cleaning, antimicrobial measures) or surgical (e.g. pocket reduction, regeneration) – we stop the progression of the disease, prevent further bone and tooth loss, maintain tooth stability and protect general oral health.

We also minimize systemic risks, as untreated periodontitis is associated with diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular problems and premature births. Our comprehensive diagnostics and treatment also includes the long-term preservation of implants, as these can develop peri-implantitis in the same way as periodontitis.

We will be happy to discuss your personal risk profile and the appropriate treatment strategy in an individual appointment.

Periodontitis

This is an inflammatory disease of the periodontium in which the gums and bone recede. Through early detection and consistent treatment as well as conservative or surgical therapy measures, we prevent bone and tooth loss, maintain the health of your gums and ensure the stability of your teeth. We also prevent negative consequential damage that can have a generalized effect on the body. As our practice relies on a comprehensive examination to treat periodontitis effectively, it is also important to us to keep your implants healthy, as these can also be affected by inflammation in the form of peri-implantitis.

Prophylaxis

Dental prophylaxis aims to prevent or detect caries, periodontitis and other oral diseases at an early stage. This includes professional tooth cleaning, individual oral hygiene advice, fluoride application, fissure sealing and regular risk assessment and check-ups. These measures maintain oral health in the long term and minimize the need for invasive treatments. We will be happy to create an individual prophylaxis concept for you.

Professional teeth cleaning

Qualified specialists use gentle, minimally invasive instruments to remove hard and soft plaque, tartar and extrinsic discoloration and restore the natural tooth surface and its shine. Regular treatments are used for primary caries prophylaxis, to improve aesthetics and to detect periodontitis and peri-implantitis at an early stage. At the same time, patients are individually motivated, their oral hygiene optimized and made aware of risks. Prevention remains the key to long-term oral health and avoiding costly follow-up treatments. We would be happy to arrange your next appointment.

Fissure sealing

Fissure sealing is a minimally invasive preventive measure against tooth decay. Deep fissures and pits on the chewing surfaces of the molars are sealed with a light-curing resin to keep bacteria and food debris out. It reduces the risk of tooth decay in these areas by up to 90 % and is particularly recommended for children and adolescents after the permanent molars have erupted. The application is painless, quick and requires no substance removal. We will be happy to check the indication for you or your child.

Tooth preservation

Conservative dentistry focuses on the preservation of natural teeth through preventive, therapeutic and reconstructive measures. This includes caries treatment, filling therapy, root canal treatment and preventive procedures such as fluoridation and fissure sealing. The aim is to repair hard tooth substance defects, treat inflammation and prevent tooth loss – for long-term function and aesthetics. We will be happy to discuss the appropriate measures for your teeth with you.

Endodontics

Root canal treatment (endodontics) is a dental procedure to preserve a natural tooth whose nerve is inflamed or dead. The inflamed or necrotic tissue is carefully removed from the root canal system, the canal is disinfected, prepared and sealed bacteria-proof with a filling. The aim is to eliminate the infection, alleviate pain and keep the tooth functional and pain-free in the long term – usually with a subsequent crowning for protection. We will be happy to discuss in a consultation whether root canal treatment is indicated for your tooth.

Filling therapy

Filling therapy is used to repair and restore tooth structure that has been damaged by caries, fractures or wear. Carious or defective areas are removed, the cavity is conditioned and filled with aesthetic materials such as composite. The aim is to preserve the natural tooth in the long term, restore function and aesthetics and protect against further damage. We will be happy to discuss the best filling option for your tooth with you.

Splint therapy

In dentistry, splint therapy refers to treatment with custom-made dental splints (usually made of plastic), which serve as occlusal appliances or occlusal splints.

It is mainly used for craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD), night-time teeth grinding (bruxism), jaw joint problems, muscle tension or headaches.

The splint relieves the chewing muscles and jaw joints, harmonizes the bite position, protects the teeth from abrasion and reduces symptoms such as pain or tension.

We will be happy to discuss in a consultation whether splint therapy makes sense for you and which type of splint is best suited.

Crunch splints

Grinding splints are custom-made, transparent plastic splints that are mainly worn at night. They protect the teeth from excessive abrasion caused by night-time teeth grinding (bruxism) or clenching, relieve the chewing muscles and jaw joints and thus reduce complaints such as headaches, tension or CMD symptoms. The splint harmonizes the bite position and prevents further damage to teeth, fillings and implants. We would be happy to discuss in a consultation whether a grinding splint makes sense for you and how it should be fitted.

Sports protection splints

Sports splints are custom-made mouthguards that protect the teeth, tongue, gums and jaw during various sports where dental trauma is possible. They cushion impacts, minimize the risk of tooth fractures, tooth loss and soft tissue injuries and offer significantly better support and comfort than standard models. We would be happy to discuss in an appointment whether a customized splint makes sense for your sport.

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