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Since the 1970's, it has been scientifically proven that so-called "Professional Hygiene" can prevent dental loss. Professional dental hygiene is necessary to ensure your oral health and to maintain the long-term viability of already existing dental restoration (such as dental implants).

The mastery of dental implantology does not end with surgery. Prostheses for teeth and implants are a decisive factor in the long-term success of dental care. Expertise in implant prosthetics requires many years of experience, extensive education, and continuous further development.

Almost 60% of all people evidence simple, chronic, deep inflammation of the gums around teeth (periodontitis) and implants (peri-implantitis), and 20% evidence an aggressive, deep gum infection.

For major interventions or for patients who are anxious, we can provide treatment under outpatient general anesthesia. This gentle and painless alternative ensures an absolutely stress-free treatment session.

DVT is a three-dimensional imaging tomography process that utilizes x-rays.  It is indicated in all cases of extraordinary anatomy or reduced bone substance in the area for placement of the implant.

Bones and soft tissue in the oral cavity are of the most delicate nature. Accordingly, these structures must be handled with a great deal of sensitivity in every treatment intervention.

Implantation requires a sufficient amount of bone volume. Even patients whose bone bass has been reduced due to many years of tooth loss can still be candidates for implantology.

We have been offering this procedure at our practice since 2013 and have seen very good results in conjunction with special implants that facilitate growth through the bone via the implant. Combined with another method, "photofunctionalization" of implants, we are achieving unparalleled levels of fastness with implants, even after a sinus lift procedure, and a healing period of only 3 months.

When performed by an expert, the sinus lift is one of the safest methods of bone reconstruction for the posterior area of the upper jaw!

Nothing could replace your own teeth... until dental implants came along.