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Jan Kurtz-Hoffmann is a dentist out of conviction - and out of passion for form, function, and feeling. Together with his friend from university, Dr. Nico Lindemann, he founded the practice in Roßbachpalais in 2005, right in the historic center of Leipzig. What began with joint exam time became one of the leading centers for aesthetic dentistry in East Germany.
Kurtz-Hoffmann is one of the few dentists nationwide who work at the DSD master level. With the help of Digital Smile Design (DSD) and the principle of backward planning, he develops treatment paths where the goal determines the way - functional, aesthetic, and predictable. Patients can see how their smile will look even before the first handshake - a completely new sense of security in aesthetic dentistry.
For Kurtz-Hoffmann, every successful treatment begins with genuine listening. The conversations take place without a mask, without time pressure, with an open ear. Only when trust, understanding, and a clear joint plan are established does therapy begin – individually, transparently, in partnership.
Simple cases are easy. But Kurtz-Hoffmann is exactly strong where it gets complex – with malocclusions, abrasion bites, or aesthetically highly compromised situations. Even celebrities like Papis Loveday trust his eye for what is feasible – and his calm precision in implementation.
"The goal is always a set of teeth that functions perfectly and is aesthetically convincing."
Dentist Jan Kurtz-Hoffmann
When he's not treating or planning, you can find Jan Kurtz-Hoffmann on the racing bike, in the water or behind the DJ booth. For him, dentistry is not just a profession, but an attitude: functional, aesthetic, human.