At your first appointment, we will get a comprehensive overview of your dental health, whether as part of a routine check-up or to treat acute complaints. In the case of complaints, the focus is on rapid relief, while a thorough analysis is carried out during routine examinations.

The first appointment includes:

• Medical history: We ask for relevant medical information to ensure safe and effective treatment.
• Oral visual findings: dental status, oral mucosa, temporomandibular joint, existing restorations and dentures are carefully checked.
• X-rays: If necessary, we will take recent x-rays, as x-rays taken more than six months ago are often no longer meaningful. Ideally, you should bring digital x-rays with you.
• Professional teeth cleaning: Hard and soft plaque is removed, teeth are polished and caries and periodontitis are prevented.
• Discussion of findings: We will inform you about your dental health and give you valuable tips on home care.

Our aim is to give you clarity and confidence in your dental care right from the start.

Feel free to contact us and let us know what is bothering you about your teeth. Even small measures are often enough to significantly improve the appearance of your teeth. We can effectively whiten heavily discolored teeth using modern methods. Incidentally, misaligned teeth can also be corrected in adulthood. Our experienced orthodontist looks after both children and adults and develops individual solutions for a more beautiful smile.

A second opinion can confirm or refute existing diagnoses or treatment plans or shed light on them from a different perspective. The aim is always to create more clarity for the patient.

We attach great importance to honest, direct and comprehensive information. As a doctor, we see ourselves first and foremost as consultants, while the decisions always lie with you as the patient.

Even if you seek further opinions elsewhere, we are committed to an open dialog that answers your questions and offers you the best possible support.

Within Europe, you generally have a free choice of doctor. However, we recommend that you find out in advance from your health insurance company about the exact procedures and possible conditions for the assumption of costs. This will ensure that your treatment goes smoothly.

Fear of the dentist is an individual feeling that has different causes for everyone, but often manifests itself in a similar way. If you are reading this, you may have already taken the first important step. The next would be to make an appointment – we will accompany you step by step on your way.

Our practice offers bright and inviting rooms that create a pleasant atmosphere. In an initial consultation, we can get to know each other and address your fears. For particularly anxious patients, we also offer the option of treatment under nitrous oxide. This method has many advantages and helps to noticeably reduce anxiety.

Acute toothache should be treated as quickly as possible. This includes

• Accidents involving teeth,
• Abscesses with swelling in the facial area,
• Acutely inflamed dental nerves, which usually cause persistent, severe and clearly localized pain.

Less severe, irregular pain or pain that is difficult to localize can also provide important indications and should be examined by us.

We endeavor to treat pain patients on the same day or the next day at the latest. Please contact us by telephone or e-mail if our telephone is not continuously manned.

Please note that pain treatments take place between regular appointments. There may therefore be waiting times and patients who are already scheduled have priority. We ask for your understanding.

Bleeding gums that are not caused by an injury are usually a sign of gum inflammation such as gingivitis or periodontitis. Even if bleeding gums are often painless, you should not ignore them, as untreated inflammation can lead to serious problems in the long term, such as tooth loss or damage to the periodontium.

Bad breath (halitosis) can be caused by a pronounced inflammation of the gums (periodontitis). Inflamed wisdom teeth can also lead to an unpleasant odor. If there are no obvious dental problems, a gastroenterological examination may be useful to rule out other causes of bad breath.

A dental problem can often be treated in different ways. Many patients find out about different treatment options in advance. We are happy to help you understand the advantages and disadvantages of each treatment so that you can make the best possible decision for you.

Modern dental treatment concepts focus on the preservation of teeth and develop long-term “roadmaps” for dental health. However, if it is no longer possible to preserve the teeth, implants are a proven option for replacing missing teeth and ensuring stable function.

However, implants require good dental care at home and regular dental check-ups. Inadequate care can lead to inflammation, which can result in the loss of the implant.

The study of dentistry lasts six years and is divided into two main sections: the pre-clinic and the clinic. In the pre-clinical phase, future dentists acquire sound knowledge of the natural and human sciences. This forms the basis for the subsequent specialization in the various aspects of dentistry.

Dental technicians undergo three years of training during which they develop the skills to produce high-quality and functional dentures. These range from simple clasp dentures to complex, implant-supported telescopic bridges.

A Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Periodontology and Implantology opens up additional career opportunities. This three-year postgraduate course provides specialized skills in two closely related fields of dentistry.

• Periodontology: The focus is on the periodontium, in particular on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the gums and jawbone.
• Implantology: The focus here is on the integration of artificial tooth roots (implants) into the jawbone and surrounding tissue structures.

With these specializations, experts have the knowledge and practical skills to provide patients with innovative and sustainable dental health solutions.