3D navigation
The well thought-out way for your safety
Precise implantation: fully digital navigation
Avoidance of complications, treatment time and costs
3D navigated implantology enables us to perform more precise procedures with more predictable results. To be able to offer you this certainty, we have specialized in 3D navigated implantology at our practice in Berlin am Nollendorfplatz. This technique allows us to carry out complete three-dimensional planning of a procedure, taking into account the individual jaw situation. With 3D navigated implantology, general surgical risks (e.g. nerve or adjacent tooth injuries) can be minimized and complex special procedures (e.g. bone augmentation/augmentation as part of the implant restoration) can often be avoided.
A digital volume tomograph (DVT) is used, which provides three-dimensional images of the facial skull using relatively low-radiation X-ray technology. This information provides precise information about bone conditions, tissue changes, nerve localization and tooth root configurations. Among other things, we can use these findings to define the best possible position for your dental implants. Finally, the computer-assisted (via CAD/CAM technology), fully navigated (fully guided) insertion of a dental implant offers particular safety. Thanks to 3D navigated implantology, we can make surgical procedures minimally invasive and reduce the risk of complications. Last but not least, your dentist will be pleased with the ideal position of the dental implant for the best possible prosthetic restoration.
Dental implantations are performed on an outpatient basis and under local anesthesia. On request, treatment under sedation or general anesthesia is also possible in our practice.
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Botox®
Temporomandibular joint pain
This is usually caused by excessive tension in the chewing muscles. Botolinum toxin (BTX, Botox®) can help. With targeted micro-injections, the doctor relaxes your chewing muscles and thus alleviates your symptoms effectively and in the long term.
Sleep disorder
Snoring therapy
Do you or your partner suffer from loud snoring? With a tooth-supported splint, this can very probably be a thing of the past. The splint is worn at night and effectively prevents the soft tissue in the throat from slackening, which otherwise narrows the airway and leads to snoring. We support you on the way to restful sleep for you and your partner.
Implants
for your dentures
An implant is an artificial tooth root that grows firmly into the jawbone. Crowns, bridges and dentures can be attached to it - and a perfectly planned and securely fixed denture leads to a better quality of life.