Biological dentistry views the oral cavity as an integral part of the entire body system. It places particular emphasis on materials and techniques that promote health and do not place a strain on the body. The focus is on biocompatible materials such as ceramics and the avoidance of potentially harmful substances. This holistic approach aims not only to improve dental health, but also to support general well-being and vitality. Biological dentists rely on gentle and gentle treatment methods that are individually tailored to the needs of their patients.
Ceramic Implant
Ceramic implants made of zirconia (also called zirconia implants) are the future-oriented alternative to the frequently used titanium implants.
The metal-free implant solution grows particularly well on the gums. The ceramic implant closes the gap for possible bacteria that can enter the bloodstream via the gums. Ceramic implants are the future in implantology due to their high compatibility and quality. Ceramic implants are highly hygienic and do not release particles into your tissue. Allergies or intolerances are not triggered.
Autologous Blood Therapy
The A-PRF Treatment: Without artificial additives or foreign substances
A-PRF stands for "advanced plantelet rich fibrin" - platelet rich fibrin. This protein is a natural part of human blood and its sticky consistency ensures that wounds close quickly. As soon as your body recognises an open wound, it supplies it with building materials that allow new connective tissue and even bone to grow.
We take advantage of this natural reaction with the A-PRF therapy by Dr. Joseph Choukroun. We take some blood from you and use a centrifuge to separate the fibrin, which is enriched with many white blood cells, from the rest of the blood. In this way, we obtain a highly concentrated, natural and, above all, natural wound patch without any artificial additives.
Autologous blood therapy provides important services for bone building and wound healing. In short, it has the following advantages:
- 100% natural material: no artificial additives or foreign substances
- No allergies
- No rejection reactions
- Better wound healing
- Reduced risk of infection
- Reduced swelling
- Less post-operative pain
- Faster regeneration of bone and soft tissue e.g. with pulled teeth
- Rapid regeneration of bone in the implantation area
- Aesthetic support for the reconstruction of soft tissue
Vitamin D3 Therapy
Strengthen the immune system, improve healing
Vitamin D3 is a particularly important hormone for our health. It regulates a variety of functions related to vitality, resilience, regeneration and the body's defence power. Vitamin D3, for example, is essential for undisturbed bone healing, controls more than 1,000 different genes and strengthens the immune system. This is why vitamin D3 is very important in our dental clinic. It supports the maintenance of healthy bones and teeth and is important for their growth and stability.
In addition, an adequate supply of vitamin D3 reduces the occurrence of caries and periodontitis and generally improves the defence against bacteria, viruses and fungi. In addition, the frequency of allergic reactions decreases and inflammation decreases faster. A very good level of vitamin D3 promotes optimal healing and reduces the risk of infections and other complications, especially during surgical procedures or implantations.
Free mucosal transplantation
When the gums retract:
The absence of gums on the surface of the tooth means not only an aesthetic impairment for the affected patients, but also a severe hypersensitivity in these areas. With so-called mucogingival surgical interventions such defects can be remedied by means of a free mucosal graft or by a pure connective tissue graft.
Augmentation
In the context of implantology, bone reconstruction measures are often indispensable to create an adequate implant storage.
Only a sufficiently existing or created bone supply ensures the success of the therapy and the long-term prognosis of the artificial tooth roots (implants). Large bone deficits can also be reconstructed by the use of bone blocks taken intraorally or extraorally. Depending on the situation, a one- or two-stage procedure is chosen, in which case the implants can be inserted at the same time and in conjunction with augmentation, i.e. bone reconstruction. The best method for you can only be determined on the basis of a thorough examination and consultation.