Story

Some time ago, a patient came to us.

She came with a wish to save her tooth. She had already been to her practitioner, who had advised her to extract the tooth. Since she denied it, her dentist sent her to a specialist. He just looked at the x-ray and said that he was a specialist for implants and that an implant would be better for her.

Because an implant also involves some risks, she turned to friends and colleagues disappointed and finally found our practice. After a detailed discussion and examination of the tooth, it turned out after the examination that this tooth is very likely to be preserved. The therapy was not painful and in further regular check-ups, we had to see how the tooth would develop. In the regular follow-up checks after the therapy, it turned out that the tooth, as with other patients, is chewable, stable, pain-free and inflammation-free. The patient continues to be in regular control. She has her usual chewing comfort and is still happy with her rescued tooth.