Thorough diagnostics and consultation
Clinical findings, model analysis and an easy-to-follow consultation form the basis of every treatment plan.
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Modern correction of teeth and jaws at any age
From the milk teeth to fine adjustments in adulthood: we offer the whole spectrum of modern orthodontics – gentle, functionally well thought out and aesthetically demanding.
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Looking at the chewing system as a whole
In addition to the teeth and jaws, the chewing system also includes the jaw joints, the surrounding soft tissue and the masticatory muscles.
Only a harmonious interplay of all these structures allows the chewing system to function smoothly and stably, and this has a considerable influence on wellbeing. That is why a holistic view of all the relevant factors is particularly important to us.
Treating as gently as possible
We offer you the whole spectrum of modern orthodontics. In order to achieve a treatment result of the highest quality, our specialist orthodontic practice in Offenbach uses modern materials and techniques exclusively.
In a joint consultation we discuss your individual treatment plan so that the function and the aesthetics of your teeth, or those of your child, are ideally matched to one another.
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In a detailed initial consultation we clarify which treatment makes sense for you or your child – explained in plain language and without time pressure.
Our Services
Orthodontics in Offenbach: a specialist practice for patients of every age
Five building blocks that shape every treatment in our specialist practice.
Efficient treatment that protects the teeth
We choose the appliance that suits the age, the findings and the patient's circumstances – and keep the treatment period as short as possible.
Further informationAccompanying caries and periodontal prevention
Fixed appliances encourage plaque. Our orthodontic prevention programme keeps teeth and gums healthy during treatment.
Further informationGentle, digital X-ray technology
Digital X-rays and, where needed, three-dimensional volume tomography deliver meaningful images at a low radiation dose.
Further informationAligners: discreet tooth correction
Clear aligners correct misaligned teeth in teenagers and adults without attracting attention in everyday life.
Further informationCombined treatment in severe cases
In the case of pronounced jaw misalignments we work closely with oral and maxillofacial surgeons.
Further informationThe key facts at a glance
- Orthodontics covers the detection, treatment and prevention of misaligned teeth and jaws.
- The entire masticatory system is considered: teeth, jaws, jaw joints, soft tissue and chewing muscles.
- Treatment is possible at almost any age – from the milk dentition to fine correction in adulthood.
- The range includes removable and fixed appliances as well as clear aligners.
- In the case of severe jaw misalignments, a combined treatment with oral and maxillofacial surgeons is carried out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an orthodontist do?
An orthodontist detects, treats and prevents misalignments of the teeth and jaws. This is not only about straight teeth, but about the interplay of teeth, jaw joints and chewing muscles. The aim is a chewing system that is functionally stable and aesthetically convincing.
What is the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist?
After completing dental studies, a specialist orthodontist has undergone several years of further training devoted exclusively to misalignments of the teeth and jaws. Your family dentist remains responsible for check-ups, fillings and tooth preservation and refers you to the orthodontist for the correction itself.
Do I need a referral to see an orthodontist?
You can also make an appointment without a referral. If you do have a referral note, please bring it along – as well as any existing X-rays or previous findings. That saves duplicate examinations and speeds up the planning.
What happens at the first orthodontic appointment?
During the initial consultation we record the findings, look at the position of the teeth and the bite and clarify whether treatment is needed at all. For the actual planning, impressions, photographs and, depending on the situation, an X-ray follow. We then explain the treatment path, the duration and the costs to you.
Do braces hurt?
Fitting them is not painful in itself. In the first few days afterwards, or after an adjustment, a feeling of pressure or tension can occur, which usually eases after a few days. Let us know if something is pressing – a small correction is normally enough.