Periodontal disease /
Periodontitis
Treatment
Dresden

Periodontitis is a chronic inflammation of the periodontium which, if left untreated, leads to bone loss and tooth loss. At our ZMVZ in Kesselsdorf, we often see that patients underestimate the insidious danger. As we have 13 specialized dentists, we can diagnose the disease at an early stage and stop it using the latest technology to protect your natural teeth and titanium implants in the long term.

We rely on a systematic, minimally invasive concept. First, we record the condition of your gums digitally and, if necessary, use digital volume tomography (DVT) to assess the condition of the bone in three dimensions. Gum pockets are cleaned in our practice in Kesselsdorf using ultrasound and modern powder water jet devices (Air-Flow), which is gentle on the tissue and effectively removes bacteria.

In our practice in the Dresden area, the PZR is the first step in any periodontal therapy. Our approximately 50 employees prepare your teeth optimally by removing superficial plaque and tartar. This massively reduces the bacterial load in advance and allows our dentists to concentrate on the deep pockets and the periodontium during the actual treatment, which significantly improves the chances of healing.

We attach great importance to low-pain treatment. Thanks to modern anesthetic procedures and gentle ultrasound technology, you will usually hardly feel anything from the treatment. As we treat many anxious patients from Dresden and the surrounding area, we make the atmosphere in our 12 treatment chairs as relaxed as possible. On request, treatment can also be carried out under sedation to relieve you of any stress.

Periodontitis and caries often occur together, but affect each other differently. In our fully digital practice, we carry out comprehensive diagnostics to ensure that no hidden areas of caries jeopardize the success of treatment. A healthy periodontium is only possible if the tooth structure itself is also restored. This holistic approach ensures long-term tooth preservation according to the current state of dentistry.

Yes, we offer regenerative procedures for advanced periodontitis. In cooperation with our surgeons, we use modern bone replacement materials or special enamel matrix proteins to stimulate the periodontium to regenerate. As we have our own laboratory on site, we can also produce splints at short notice to stabilize loosened teeth during the healing phase and thus increase the success rate in the Dresden area.

Material compatibility is particularly important in an inflamed oral cavity. As an amalgam-free practice, we rely exclusively on biocompatible materials. We avoid additional stress on your immune system and use high-quality ceramics from our master laboratory for any necessary fillings or dentures, which do not irritate the gums and promote healthy tissue reattachment.

Periodontitis is a chronic disease that requires lifelong care. Our structured aftercare program (supportive periodontitis therapy) ensures the success of your treatment. With a team of 50 experts, we ensure that you come for regular check-ups and special cleanings. This close-meshed care in and around Dresden prevents relapses and protects your investment in your dental health.

The costs for basic treatment are often covered by health insurance, provided that a corresponding diagnosis is available. We provide you with a transparent cost plan for modern additional services such as laser therapy, germ tests or regenerative measures. As we bundle all diagnostic and therapeutic steps centrally in our large ZMVZ, you benefit from efficient processes and fair pricing.

We offer you the security of a specialized large practice with 13 dentists and state-of-the-art technical equipment under one roof. From digital germ analysis to surgical bone augmentation, we offer you everything from a single source. Our experience in treating complex cases and the close integration with our prophylaxis department make us your reliable partner for long-term tooth preservation in the Dresden area.