Sustainable tooth preservation with modern treatment methods

Healthy teeth are not only crucial for a radiant smile, but also for general health. Restorative dentistry deals with the restoration of damaged or diseased teeth in order to maintain their function and aesthetics in the long term. Thanks to innovative materials and modern techniques, even severely damaged teeth can now be sustainably reconstructed.

Our approach: tooth preservation comes first

Our goal is to preserve your natural teeth for as long as possible. To achieve this, we use a combination of minimally invasive procedures, high-quality materials and individual treatment planning. Whether fillings, inlays, crowns or bridges - every treatment is tailored precisely to your dental situation.

Modern treatment options for damaged teeth

1. High-quality filling therapy

Small to medium-sized tooth defects can be treated almost invisibly using minimally invasive fillings made of composite materials. These stable and long-lasting fillings blend perfectly into your natural tooth substance.

2. Inlays and onlays – precision for larger defects

If a tooth is extensively damaged, ceramic inlays or onlays offer a long-lasting solution. They are individually manufactured and provide a precise fit and high stability.

3. Crowns – protection for severely damaged teeth

In the case of more extensive defects, a dental crown can protect the natural tooth and restore its function. Modern all-ceramic crowns impress with their excellent aesthetics and long durability.

4. Bridges – closing gaps and maintaining chewing function

Missing teeth not only affect aesthetics, but also chewing function and speech formation. A tailor-made bridge restores the natural tooth appearance and ensures a firm bite.