Aesthetics & Function in Dentistry
Treatment Methods
- Dental anxiety / pain-free dental treatment
- Dental prosthesis
- Digital dentistry
- Gum treatment
- Orthodontics
- Pediatric dentist
- Prophylaxis / Professional Teeth Cleaning (PZR)
- Root canal treatment / Endodontics
- Sports dentistry
- Teeth grinding and CMD (Craniomandibular Dysfunction)
- Teeth whitening / Bleaching
- Veneers (dental shells)
Aesthetic dentists aim to bring their patients' teeth to an optimal healthy condition, so that they can still bite powerfully tomorrow and the day after. It should be noted: Each tooth has a specific function in chewing and speaking. This results in its very specific shape. Additionally, they keep aesthetics firmly in view. "Only a healthy tooth is a sustainably beautiful tooth," could be their motto.
The premium dentists of "Aesthetics & Function in Dentistry" are therefore versatilely trained. They treat inflamed root canals to save teeth. They eliminate periodontitis to keep the gums healthy. They perform fillings and place implants. They are familiar with veneers and crowns. Furthermore, they know when a row of teeth looks harmonious or which tooth color matches which skin tone. A beautiful set of teeth is the "dot on the i" for aesthetic dentistry that is part of every treatment.
In doing so, the specialist in aesthetic dentistry keeps the entirety of the tooth rows in mind with every action. Because in the human dentition function and aesthetics meet in a particularly complex way. The jaw muscle is the strongest muscle in our body; the forces that act during chewing are enormous. Only when every tooth is in the right place, the gums are healthy, and teeth and jaw muscles work together optimally, do you feel comfortable.
Painless root treatment
Today, specialists have access to possibilities and materials that dentists could only dream of 20 years ago: Even root canal treatments can now be performed almost painlessly – in a way that ensures the patient's own teeth are preserved for as long as possible. 3D technology and other digital technologies have enriched diagnosis and treatment in recent years. The dentist benefits from precise imaging. They can simulate their procedures in advance and perform them safely, quickly, and gently on the day of the operation. Patients can get a very accurate picture of what their teeth and smile will look like afterward even before the treatment begins. The intensive exchange between doctors and patients guarantees treatment success – and it builds trust.
