Keeping your own teeth for as long as possible
Caries treatment, high-quality fillings, inlays, partial crowns and modern root canal treatment share one objective: to preserve sound tooth structure and treat inflammation reliably.
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.
Not every damaged tooth requires a full crown. Depending on the defect, direct fillings, inlays, onlays or partial crowns may be suitable. We select the restoration according to the remaining tooth structure, functional load and long-term prognosis.
When the tissue inside a tooth is inflamed, the root canals are treated under rubber-dam isolation. Electronic length measurement, mechanical instrumentation and intensive irrigation and disinfection protocols support thorough treatment.
After root canal treatment, we assess healing and structural stability. Depending on the amount of lost tooth structure, an adhesive partial crown or crown may be advisable to protect the tooth during everyday function.
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 Tooth preservation & endodontics
Treatment is performed under local anaesthesia. An acutely inflamed tooth may be sensitive at the outset; we adapt the anaesthesia and procedure accordingly.
The elastic sheet keeps saliva and bacteria away from the tooth, protects against irrigating solutions and allows controlled treatment.
Personal consultation
We discuss the findings, your wishes and possible next steps clearly and without time pressure.
