Swiss Dental Health (+41 (0) 44-715 48 77) has announced its ceramic and titanium implants, combining advanced diagnostics, pain-free procedures, and tailored treatment plans. Led by Dr. Jens Tartsch, the practice brings 35 years of expertise, offering natural, long-lasting restorations for diverse patient needs.
-- Tooth loss is not just a cosmetic concern—it can impact eating, speaking, and overall quality of life. Recognizing the challenges patients face in selecting the right solution, Swiss Dental Health in Kilchberg provides expert guidance to ensure implants align with each patient’s health, comfort, and long-term well-being. Led by Dr. Jens Tartsch, the team offers two clinically proven implant materials—ceramic and titanium—carefully selected to meet each patient’s unique needs and treatment goals.
For more information, visit: https://www.zahnarzt-kilchberg.ch
While the materials differ, the treatment journey follows a clear, structured process. Each case begins with a detailed consultation and assessment to determine suitability and select the right implant type. The implant is then placed under local anaesthesia, designed to keep the procedure comfortable and low-risk. Over the following 12 weeks, the implant anchors securely to the bone during a healing phase. Once integration is complete, the final step is the fitting of a crown, restoring function and appearance in a way that is intended to feel stable and natural.
For patients who prefer an option without metal, the consultation often leads to ceramic implants. Crafted from zirconium dioxide, these implants are 100% metal-free and well-tolerated by the body. Their surface also attracts fewer bacteria, which can help reduce the risk of peri-implant inflammation—an infection affecting the tissue around an implant. When combined with full-ceramic crowns, patients can achieve a fully metal-free restoration.
“What surprises many patients is how natural ceramic implants feel and look once they’ve healed,” a Swiss Dental Health representative said. “People often tell us they forget the implant is even there. That kind of outcome, both functional and aesthetic, is exactly what we aim for with every case.”
For other patients, titanium remains the most suitable choice, supported by decades of clinical research and a wide range of prosthetic options. As an added safeguard, the practice uses a Titanium Stimulation Test to screen for sensitivity and confirm the material is appropriate before treatment begins.
Implants are generally available to adults from around age 20, once bone growth is complete, and there is no upper age limit. Pre-treatment assessments also consider health factors such as diabetes or osteoporosis to ensure the safest approach.
Overseeing these treatment pathways is Dr. Jens Tartsch, founder and President of the European Society for Ceramic Implantology, bringing more than 35 years of dental expertise to patients across the Zürich region.
To learn more, visit: https://www.zahnarzt-kilchberg.ch
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Name: J. Tartsch
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Organization: Zahnarzt Kilchberg Dr. Jens Tartsch
Address: 1 Weinbergstrasse, Kilchberg, ZH 8802, Switzerland
Website: https://www.zahnarzt-kilchberg.ch
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