Our focal points

Here you will find more detailed information about the areas in which you can expect professional therapies from us.


If you have specific questions about a treatment option or would like an informative talk about the application options, we will be happy to take the time to discuss your concerns during a session.


Dental conservation

In technical jargon, these therapies are also called “conservative dentistry”. The aim here is to fill the “holes” in the teeth with minimally invasive treatments and thus preserve them. Nowadays, mainly synthetic materials are used for this purpose.

Paediatric dentistry

Children should also have regular check-ups at the dentist.

The therapy for children does not differ greatly from the therapy for adults, but it requires a patient, empathetic approach to the little patient.
The focus here is on maintaining the health of the milk teeth until they are replaced by the permanent teeth.


Root canal treatment

In large carious lesions (large “holes”), the bacteria may have penetrated to the tooth nerve. Normally, this circumstance manifests itself with pain on biting, cold or heat.

If the tooth nerve is too inflamed or even dead, the contaminated tissue must be removed. The tooth is cleaned from the inside with very thin files, disinfectant rinsing and medication. Once the tooth is clean, it is sealed tightly with a rubber compound.

Crowns / Bridges

This treatment strategy belongs to the fixed, prosthetic restorations. This means that only the dentist is able to remove them again.

Heavily destroyed teeth, gaps between teeth, discoloured teeth can be wonderfully replaced with single-tooth crowns or dental bridges. Different types of ceramics are mainly used for the production.


Implants

An implant is a dental prosthesis firmly anchored in the bone, one could speak of an artificial tooth root. Colloquially, the analogy “screw in the bone” would be accurate.

Implants have a wide range of applications. They can be used to close gaps between single teeth, they are used to improve the hold of complete dentures and – if several teeth are missing on one side – larger bridges can be anchored.

Orthodontics

This speciality deals with the correction of tooth positions.

There are two major subgroups here:

  1. The visible braces:
    The classic brackets are suitable for larger corrections of tooth position in the upper and lower jaw.
  2. Invisible braces:
    This new treatment method is characterised by the fact that it conceals itself with transparent plastic splints and still achieves the desired correction.


Prosthetics

Dentures belong to the specialist field of removable prosthetics. This means that the patient is able to remove and reinsert the denture independently.

If several teeth are missing in a jaw or if there is not enough bone to anchor an implant, the replacement of these teeth with a prosthesis is indicated.

oral surgery

Oral surgery is limited to outpatient procedures in the oral cavity.

Under strict hygiene measures, displaced wisdom teeth are removed, implants are placed and inflammations of the periodontium are treated.
In order to make exact diagnoses, such as the amount of bone available for implants or the position of a wisdom tooth in relation to the large tooth nerve in the lower jaw, we have a three-dimensional X-ray machine at our disposal.