Inlays, onlays and crowns

Aesthetic dentistry

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.

Did you know that...?

... Zirconium oxide is considered the strongest ceramic material in dentistry? It surpasses conventional all-ceramics many times over in terms of fracture resistance and, with good care, enables a long service life. Completely metal-free, biocompatible and with excellent translucency, it integrates aesthetically almost seamlessly into the natural dentition.

Further services: Aesthetic dentistry

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.

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.