General Dentistry
In the field of general dentistry, we take the time to thoroughly examine your teeth and to discuss specific preventive and prophylactic measures with you in order to maintain your dental health in the long term. In addition, we also offer the treatment of caries, periodontitis and root canal treatments in this area.
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Initial and Control Examinations
Our aim is to offer you comprehensive and thorough dental care aimed at optimal early detection of caries. For this reason, we take enough time for both the initial examination and the regular check-ups. We want you to be able to easily integrate your dental appointments into your daily routine. We therefore offer early appointments from 8:00 a.m. and late appointments after 6:00 p.m.
Tooth Decay Treatments and Fillings
The earlier tooth decay is detected and treated, the easier and less invasive the treatment. As a rule, tooth decay can be treated at an early stage with a simple filling. It is therefore important to have regular dental examinations in order to be able to detect and treat tooth decay at an early stage.
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Tooth decay is a disease of the teeth caused by bacteria. These bacteria feed on sugars and carbohydrates in leftover food in the mouth, producing acids that attack tooth enamel.
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Unfortunately, tooth decay cannot heal on its own. Once tooth enamel has been attacked by tooth decay, it cannot regenerate itself.
At an early stage, tooth decay can be treated with a simple filling before it penetrates deeper into the tooth and causes more damage.
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In most cases, tooth decay does not cause pain or symptoms until it is advanced. It is therefore important to have regular check-ups in order to detect and treat tooth decay at an early stage.
Treatment of Patients With Dental Anxiety
We understand that anxious patients have special concerns and therefore we attach great importance to a friendly and relaxed treatment atmosphere. Our goal is to accompany you sensitively on your way and to help you to make your dental treatment as pleasant as possible.
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Every patient is different and we adapt to the needs of each individual patient. We take the time to answer questions and provide thorough information about the treatment steps.
In addition, we communicate openly and empathetically during the treatment and offer regular treatment breaks to give you time to relax.
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We do not offer treatments under general anesthesia in our practice.
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It is important that you tell us your fears so that we can offer you solutions to reduce your fear.
Retainer-Attachment
A retainer, also known as a brace retainer or stabilizer, refers to a device that is either fixed or removable and is usually made of a bonded wire. This appliance is used to hold teeth in their repositioned shape after braces or other orthodontic attachments have been removed. The goal of the retainer is to maintain the newly achieved tooth position and prevent the teeth from returning to their original position.
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Retainers can be made of different materials such as plastic or metal. They are custom made for each patient to ensure an optimal fit.
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The length of time a retainer must be worn depends on several factors, such as the type of original tooth misalignment and the type of retainer used.
As a rule, a wearing period of several years is recommended in order to ensure the newly achieved tooth position and to prevent the teeth from returning to their original position.
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It is advisable to brush extra thoroughly with fixed retainers as bacteria and plaque can easily collect on and around the retainer. We provide you with individual cleaning routines to achieve this. Regular professional tooth cleaning also helps to thoroughly remove bacteria around the retainer.
Removable retainers should also be cleaned regularly with a toothbrush and warm water to remove plaque and bacteria.
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