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If you would like to make an appointment or have any questions, just get in touch with us.

We are best reached by phone monday to thursday from 8 am – 1 pm. You are also welcome to use our online contact form or our online scheduling calendar.

  • All public and private health insurances accepted

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Contact

The best time to reach us is by phone from 8 am - 1 pm:

+43 1 263 64 64

Location

Wagramer Straße 25/1/B-2
1st floor - barrier-free access
1220 Vienna

Mon 8.30 am – 1.30 pm, 2.30 – 5.30 pm
Tue 8.30 am – 2.00 pm
Wed 9.30 – 2.00 pm, 3.00 – 6.30 pm
Thu 8.30 am – 1.30 pm
Fri by arrangement
U1 Alte Donau, exit Arbeiterstrandbadstraße,
3 minutes walk
Short-term parking zone - you need a parking ticket here! Parking spaces in the side lane towards the city center or on Wagramer Straße directly in front of the practice.

Parking is scarce during student drop-off and pick-up times (early mornings and afternoons). It is then best to come directly by bike or public transport.

Wide, wonderful bike paths from all directions lead to us.

You don’t have time to call or you prefer to write?
Then use the contact form below, write to our e-mail address or book your appointment directly via our online booking calendar.

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Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)

Grinding splints

Grinding and pressing the teeth causes both discomfort of the temporomandibular joint and abrasion of the natural tooth material.
With the help of a splint, the temporomandibular joint is brought into an optimal position and further abrasion of tooth enamel is thus prevented.

Oral hygiene treatment

Even the most thorough dental cleaning at home often does not remove all plaque from the teeth and the spaces between them. Particularly persistent discolorations caused by the consumption of tea, coffee, red wine or tobacco often cannot be completely removed.

Caries and periodontitis are caused by plaque and its metabolic products. A set of teeth that is as free of plaque and tartar as possible is therefore the basis of oral health.

The course of our oral hygiene treatment is adapted to your individual needs:

  • After removing all hard and soft plaque with special instruments, the discoloration is removed and your natural tooth color is restored.
  • The tooth surfaces are smoothed and polished so that plaque bacteria are less able to adhere.
  • The intervals at which oral hygiene is necessary for you will be discussed depending on the situation.
  • Professional oral hygiene cannot replace dental cleaning at home.

Fissure sealing

The occlusal surfaces of molars are not smooth, but have furrows, pits and grooves. These valleys and pits are called fissures.

When chewing, food debris can be pressed into these deep fissures, which are difficult or impossible to remove with a standard toothbrush. 

In fissure sealing, the fissures are sealed with a thin liquid varnish that is hardened by light. Thus, the chewing surfaces can be cleaned more easily and better in the course of your daily oral hygiene.

Fissure sealing is strongly recommended for high caries risk and highly jagged fissures; it lasts for a long time and is a quick, painless and inexpensive form of prophylactic caries prevention. However, fissure sealing is a purely private service and is not covered by all health insurance companies.

Prophylactic fluoridation

In addition to a healthy diet and thorough oral hygiene, fluoridation also helps to protect against caries in several ways (caries prophylaxis).

Prophylactic fluoridation may be necessary for teeth in the breakthrough or for cleaning niches.
This involves spreading a liquid or gel containing sodium fluoride on the teeth. The procedure is therefore completely painless and especially suitable for children (6 years and older), as they usually have not yet practiced a thorough toothbrushing routine.

Children's oral hygiene

We show the children how to use their own toothbrushing utensils correctly.

We stain their dental plaque and show them the areas that should be better brushed.

Finally, we clean and polish the teeth with brushes, tooth paste and fluoridate.

Tooth brushing tips

When should you start brushing your child's teeth?

How often is it necessary?

Which cleaning tools are recommended for you and your child?

At what age is your child able to brush independently?

Which toothbrush is best suited for the needs of a child?