Ozone Therapy

In ozone therapy, medically purified ozone is used specifically to reduce bacteria in the oral cavity. It is a complementary method that can support certain treatment steps.

The treatment is applied locally and integrated into existing treatment plans. The goal is to effectively support treatment in specific situations without causing additional stress.

Ozone therapy is primarily used as a supportive measure, for example, as part of periodontitis treatment, for oral inflammation, in root canal treatment, for implant-related procedures, and for peri-implantitis. Whether it is appropriate in a specific case is always assessed on a case-by-case basis and integrated into the treatment plan.

Ozone therapy is generally described as well-tolerated. Since it is applied locally and in a targeted manner, it usually does not place any additional mechanical stress on the tissue.

It is important that the treatment be administered in a controlled manner and integrated into an existing treatment plan. In our practice, we take care to tailor the therapy to each individual and use it only where it is appropriate.

When used properly, side effects are rare. Since ozone is applied in a targeted manner and at a carefully adjusted dosage, the treatment is generally easy to control.

As with any medical procedure, however, the response also depends on the individual situation. That is why we always assess in advance whether this treatment is appropriate for you.

Ozone therapy is generally not included in the standard coverage provided by public health insurance plans.

Whether costs are covered—and to what extent—depends on your individual insurance policy and plan. Private insurance or supplemental insurance may provide partial or full reimbursement, depending on the terms of your contract. We will provide you with clear and transparent information about the costs of ozone therapy at our practice.