In ancient Greece, "Aesthesia" meant "sensation" or "sensibility". In modern European languages such as German, "aesthetics" refers to the perception of beauty. Aesthetic reconstructive dentistry does not promote the natural beauty of the mouth and face with superficial means, but through real structural changes.
Profound knowledge of all aspects of aesthetic/cosmetic dentistry as well as the connections between health, function and beauty are basic prerequisites for treating you as our patients in the best possible way. This is why there is now a special postgraduate course of study with the degree of "Master of Science / Aesthetic Reconstructive Dentistry", which proves the dentist to be an academically trained, certified and internationally recognised specialist in this field.
The basic concept of aesthetic-reconstructive dentistry is that we want to give the patient's teeth a natural appearance that is as convincing as possible, without sacrificing any of the functional aspects. Aesthetic dentistry has always focused on the appearance of the smile. The dentist has to be interested in helping the patient to feel better about himself beyond his own aesthetic expectations.
The positive influence of aesthetic-reconstructive treatments on smiles, appearance, self-esteem and mental well-being should not be underestimated. It is obvious that a beautiful smile enhances our face and our well-being. Good-looking, intact teeth are the key to an attractive smile. Dental treatments, for which there would be no compelling necessity, very often serve facial beauty.
The significance of the smile is also so high because the facial appearance is particularly strongly influenced by the lower third of the face. Optimal conditions between the denture and the facial soft tissue are the most important prerequisite for natural beauty in aesthetic-reconstructive treatments. A lively smile that blends harmoniously into the lips and face gives insight into the character and life of the person.
Such a smile has individuality and seems as natural as if it had always been there.
