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Oral Surgical Procedures – for long-term oral health and stability
Some dental problems can only be solved surgically — whether it’s wisdom tooth removal, treatment of inflamed root tips, or bone augmentation for implants.
In our practice, we perform a wide range of oral surgical procedures — precisely planned, gently executed, and always with the goal of maintaining the long-term health of your teeth, gums, and jaw.
With modern technology, many years of experience, and attentive care, you can be sure you are in the best hands.
Wide range of procedures
From wisdom tooth removal to bone augmentation — all surgical treatments from a single provider.
Gentle techniques
Minimally invasive methods and precise planning reduce discomfort and promote faster healing.
Many years of experience
More than 20 years of surgical expertise ensure safe procedures and reliable outcomes.
Modern equipment
Digital diagnostics, laser therapy, and microsurgical methods guarantee maximum precision.
Our key areas of general dentistry
Our dental practice covers the full spectrum of modern dentistry — with a special focus on tooth preservation, biocompatible full-mouth rehabilitation, and age-appropriate care. Below are four central areas that we tailor individually to your needs.
Removal of wisdom teeth
If inflammation or discomfort is present or likely to occur, or if removal is necessary for orthodontic reasons. In most cases, wisdom teeth are difficult to reach with a toothbrush, which makes them prone to cavities or periodontitis, often accompanied by bad breath. A dental status without wisdom teeth is generally easier to maintain and causes fewer problems. We recommend preserving wisdom teeth only if their function and proper oral hygiene can be reliably ensured.
Apicoectomy (root-end resection)
If root-canal-treated teeth show cystic or granulomatous signs of acute or chronic inflammation but are to be preserved, the root tip along with the inflamed tissue is removed and the root canal is sealed retrogradely (from the root end).
Bone augmentation, sinus lift
If the jawbone needs to be rebuilt before or during implant placement using the patient’s own bone (autogenous graft) or bone substitute material (e.g. Bio-Oss). In the case of a sinus lift, the jawbone in the posterior region of the upper jaw is augmented by elevating the floor of the maxillary sinus.
Periodontal surgical procedures
If, in cases of periodontitis, it is necessary to open the gum as a supportive measure in order to remove inflamed tissue and deposits (tartar) under direct vision (open curettage) or to eliminate periodontal pockets.
Aesthetic gingival surgery
If the gum tissue has been partially or generally lost and the teeth (tooth necks) appear elongated (e.g. due to brushing trauma), it can be repositioned through microsurgical correction or increased again using a connective tissue graft.
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