Dental implants — from initial diagnostics to long-term aftercare

Diagnostics before surgery

We always perform implant treatment on the basis of a three-dimensional CBCT scan. It shows the available bone, anatomical structures and potential risks spatially. Together with an intraoral scan, photographs, a clinical examination and the planned restoration, this creates a reliable plan — not only for the implant itself, but also for later function and appearance.

• Cone beam computed tomography with modern ultra-low-dose protocols
• Intraoral scanning instead of a conventional impression whenever medically appropriate
• Restoration-driven backward planning from the desired final result
• Clear explanation of findings, alternatives and risks

Surgery with a structured system

Dr. med. stom. Andreea Krauss and Prof. Dr. Ingo Voges jointly plan and support implant and oral-surgical procedures. On dedicated surgery days, the practice, assisting team, sterile workflows and material logistics are specifically organised for surgical care.

• Implant placement and implant exposure
• Bone augmentation and sinus lift procedures
• Piezosurgery and regenerative techniques
• PRF prepared from the patient’s own blood as a possible adjunct
• Nitrous oxide, sedation or general anaesthesia following individual planning

Restoration and responsibility afterwards

Implant placement is only one part of the result. The restoration, function, cleanability and aftercare are considered from the beginning. Because the laboratory is inside the practice, design, try-in and clinical control can be coordinated directly. Reviews and individually planned preventive care remain part of our concept even after the restoration has been completed.