Praxis für Zahnheilkunde Dr. Robert Müller

The loss of teeth constitutes a big visual change which no one wishes to live with permanently. Implants are the newest and most life-like tooth replacements with the enormous advantage of having their own root. They grow with the jawbone and position themselves naturally between the remaining teeth. The quality of life of the patient is not adversely affected ? they appear the same as always, are able to eat everything and laugh with confidence. And this is how it is done: under a local anaesthetic, the titanium implant is inserted into the jaw. There follows a healing and stabilisation phase of around 3-6 months during which, the titanium screw should become integral with the jawbone. After the stabilisation phase, the implant is provided with a reconstructive element, upon which a natural looking and tooth coloured ceramic crown is placed

Even behind an outwardly healthy looking tooth, caries could be forming in the tiniest of gaps, causing inflammation and ultimately loss of the tooth. If you wish to retain such a tooth, root canal treatment is often required. In this process, the individual canals of a tooth?s root are freed from the rest of the nerve and completely cleaned. The resulting cavity must then be made airtight so that no bacteria are able to penetrate and trigger a repeat inflammation. The safest way to seal the cavity is through a thermoplastic root filling procedure. First of all, the length of each individual canal is measured precisely using the so-called “endometric” method. Then the canals are filled with a natural substance which, when heated, pours into the smallest of cavities and quickly dries, thus effectively sealing up the tooth. Even those teeth which were once given up for lost can now be preserved for a considerable amount of time

Dazzling white teeth are a definite eye catcher and contribute enormously to an attractive appearance. Unfortunately our teeth are, by nature, rarely as white as we would wish them to be. More and more people are therefore resorting to bleaching, a method many people are afraid of due to such side effects as the damaging of tooth enamel or uneven colouring – and rightly so, since only a professionally carried out bleaching can guarantee the best possible protection and a homogeneous colouration of the teeth. Such a professional, gentle and individual service is on offer in this practice. First of all your teeth are cleaned and all discolouration arising from coffee, tea or nicotine is removed, Then your tooth colour is determined and a colour of choice decided upon, finally, at the end of your first sitting, a mould will be made of your teeth in order for us to be able to create a splint, In the second sitting, the splint will be fitted and a first bleaching process carried out. If required, additional bleaching can be effortlessly carried out by you at home using the splint. During a check-up, the often astonishing result will be examined and before and after comparison made with the aid of colour samples.

Wrinkle filler (Hyaluronic acid) - With old age, the subcutaneous layer of fat (baby fat) in the face fades away, resulting in a loss of volume and a sagging of the skin. This loss of volume can be replenished with the help of hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid is of natural origin and is an important component of the connective tissue in both humans and animals. As a medicinal drug it is biotechnologically manufactured and especially well tolerated by humans. The effects are evident immediately after the treatment. Effects last up to 3-9 months. Results: A natural result through replenishment instead of tightening, No scars, No changes to facial features.