Root canal treatment
With modern endodontic methods, inflamed or dead teeth can often be preserved permanently instead of having to be extracted.
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Preserving your own teeth is our priority
Hardly anything fully replaces a healthy natural tooth – we do everything we can to preserve it for as long as possible.
Treating instead of removing prematurely
Your own, healthy tooth can hardly be fully replaced, either functionally or visually. That's why our top priority is to preserve your natural teeth and prevent further damage.
Modern dentistry offers numerous ways to treat damage to affected teeth. For this, we offer our patients individually tailored, gentle and as pain-free as possible treatments.
Our services
From the root to the gum
An intact periodontium forms the basis for preserving your teeth in the long term.
Periodontology
If gum disease is treated early, it protects the periodontium and thus your own teeth.
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Fillings
We treat areas affected by tooth decay in a substance-sparing way with tooth-coloured, aesthetic filling materials.
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When a tooth can no longer be preserved
If, despite all efforts, a tooth can no longer be saved, we inform you comprehensively about the options for dental restoration – from a crown to a bridge to an implant.
At an early stage, caries infiltration can also be a gentle, drill-free alternative.
The most important facts at a glance
- The goal is to preserve your own healthy tooth wherever possible, since it can hardly be replaced fully, either functionally or visually.
- Available options include root canal treatment, periodontal therapy and tooth-coloured fillings.
- At an early stage, caries infiltration can be a gentle alternative without drilling.
- If a tooth can no longer be preserved, comprehensive information is provided about the options for dental restoration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is caries infiltration and does it hurt?
With caries infiltration, early-stage tooth decay is treated with a special resin, without any drilling at all. The procedure is usually low in pain and is particularly suitable for small, early lesions.
Can gum inflammation disappear on its own?
Mild gum inflammation can improve with consistent oral hygiene, but advanced periodontitis usually does not heal on its own. That is why early check-ups and, if necessary, treatment are important.
How can you tell that a tooth has died?
A dead tooth can become noticeable through darker discolouration, sensitivity to pressure, or even without any pain at all. We make a reliable diagnosis with an examination and, if necessary, an X-ray.
What happens if a tooth can no longer be saved?
In this case, we inform you comprehensively about the options for tooth replacement, from a crown to a bridge to an implant. We discuss which solution suits you individually.