Aesthetics begins with diagnostics
Before any aesthetic treatment, we assess the teeth, gums, existing fillings or crowns and the bite. Only then can we decide whether whitening, aligners, veneers or a smaller restorative correction is appropriate.

Individual rather than standardised
A harmonious smile does not come from a template. Tooth shape, colour and position, gums, bite and facial features must work together. Healthy tooth structure should be preserved wherever possible.
Our treatment approach
We explain the starting situation, options, limitations and alternatives so that you can make an informed decision. The exact process always depends on your individual clinical findings.
Before any aesthetic treatment, we assess the teeth, gums, existing fillings or crowns and the bite. Only then can we decide whether whitening, aligners, veneers or a smaller restorative correction is appropriate.
During in-office whitening, the gums and sensitive areas are protected. Existing restorations do not change colour, so we discuss the possible outcome and any further planning before treatment.
Veneers or adhesive corrections can change the form, proportion and colour of individual teeth. Our priorities are a natural result and the smallest possible reduction of tooth structure.

Every part remains connected
Complex dentistry becomes easier to understand when all involved areas work together directly. Findings, images, scans and plans are available wherever they are needed.
Discover the ZAK conceptQuestions about Aesthetic dentistry
No. Ceramics, composite fillings and other restorative materials do not change colour during whitening. We take this into account during planning.
No. Depending on the starting situation, a smaller additive correction or aligner treatment may preserve more tooth structure.
Personal consultation
We discuss the findings, your wishes and possible next steps clearly and without time pressure.