Conservative Dentistry

Minimally invasive, tooth-preserving fillings and ceramic inlays with digital shade analysis – for natural aesthetics and function.

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Preserving your natural tooth structure is our top priority. Using modern adhesive techniques and high-quality, tooth-coloured materials we treat carious or defective teeth as gently as possible. In keeping with a biologically oriented approach to dentistry, we use exclusively Bis-GMA- and BPA-free composites. For larger defects, laboratory-made ceramic inlays can restore function and aesthetics stably.

Our approach

Thanks to digital shade matching, our restorations blend almost invisibly into your natural dentition. We work consistently minimally invasively, removing only genuinely diseased tissue and preserving as much healthy tooth substance as possible. The Bis-GMA- and BPA-free composites we use are designed for good biocompatibility and can help to reduce the risk of allergies.

Benefits

  • Preservation of as much healthy tooth substance as possible
  • Tooth-coloured fillings entirely without amalgam
  • Exclusively Bis-GMA- and BPA-free composites (biologically oriented)
  • Ceramic inlays for larger defects
  • Digital shade analysis for well-matched transitions

Indications

  • Caries and early defects
  • Leaking or defective old fillings
  • Chipped tooth edges and cusps
  • Aesthetic corrections in the anterior and posterior region

Procedure

  1. Diagnostics and gentle local anaesthesia if required
  2. Substance-preserving removal of caries
  3. Adhesive filling or impression for a ceramic inlay
  4. Placement, polishing and check of the bite

Aftercare

Mild temperature sensitivity can occur in the first few days and usually subsides on its own. Avoid very hard food in the short term; regular check-ups ensure long-lasting durability.

FAQ

When is a ceramic inlay preferable to a filling?

For larger defects a laboratory-made inlay can often be the more stable and aesthetically favourable solution, because it is bonded precisely into the tooth.

Are tooth-coloured fillings just as durable?

Modern composites and ceramics are resilient when placed correctly and can last many years with good care.

How do I care for my new fillings?

Careful home oral hygiene and regular check-ups with us ensure durability and protect against renewed caries at the margins.

Which filling materials do you use?

We value a biologically oriented approach to dentistry and use exclusively Bis-GMA- and BPA-free composites. These materials are designed for good biocompatibility and can help to reduce the risk of allergies.

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