Safe Amalgam Removement & Ceramic Inlay

The procedure is performed in accordance with a coordinated safety protocol. This includes isolating the oral cavity with a rubber dam, targeted suction directly at the tooth, and additional filtration of the room air using the IQAir system. The goal is to minimize particles, aerosols, and vapors as much as possible during treatment.

Whether replacing a filling is advisable depends on various factors. These include, among other things, the condition of the existing filling, the dental findings, and your personal preferences. Medic Dentist Alina Ionita takes the time to conduct a thorough examination and provides you with personalized advice on the options for metal-free restorations.

Der Kofferdam schirmt den zu behandelnden Zahn vom übrigen Mundraum ab und ermöglicht eine absolute Trockenlegung des Behandlungsbereichs. Dadurch gelangen bei der Entfernung möglichst wenige Partikel in den Mund und der Zahn kann anschließend kontrolliert für die neue Versorgung vorbereitet werden.

Depending on the size and location of the defect, the tooth can be stabilized, for example, with a ceramic inlay or another metal-free restoration. The appropriate solution is determined based on the individual findings.

The IQAir system filters the air in the room during treatment. It supplements the protective measures taken directly on the tooth, but does not replace either the rubber dam or the targeted suction in the treatment area.

The removal is performed in our office under structured and controlled conditions. The goal is to perform the treatment as gently as possible and to minimize external influences during the procedure.

To this end, the treatment area is specifically prepared and isolated, e.g., using a rubber dam. The existing filling is then removed step by step in a controlled manner. After removal, the tooth is restored either directly or preparatorily using a suitable, biocompatible material.

We employ various measures designed to ensure safe and controlled treatment. These include, among other things, isolating the tooth with a rubber dam, which separates the treatment area from the rest of the mouth.

In addition, we use air purification systems, such as an IQ Air System, to filter out mercury vapors and drilling aerosols from the ambient air during treatment. Depending on the situation, additional measures may be implemented, which are tailored to each individual case.

Ceramic is a metal-free material characterized by good biocompatibility and high stability. At the same time, it allows for a highly precise functional and aesthetic restoration of the natural tooth structure.

The custom fabrication of a ceramic inlay results in a restoration that blends harmoniously with the tooth and is durable over the long term.

A ceramic inlay is a custom-made filling that is fabricated outside the mouth and then placed into the tooth.

This procedure allows for a very precise fit. The result is a durable restoration that complements the natural tooth very well, both functionally and aesthetically.

Medic Dentist Alina Ionita determines whether a change in material is appropriate after a thorough examination and taking your personal situation into account. Together, we will decide which treatment is medically appropriate and suitable for the long term.

Amalgam has been used as a filling material for many years and is still approved in certain cases. In recent years, however, its use has decreased significantly.

One reason for this is EU-level legislation that restricts the use of amalgam for environmental reasons. The goal is to reduce the release of mercury into the environment. At the same time, alternative materials are now available that integrate well with the natural tooth structure, both functionally and aesthetically.

In modern dentistry, therefore, other treatment options are used. We will work with you to determine which solution is best for your specific case, based on your individual situation.

Amalgam has been used as a filling material for many years and is still approved in certain cases. In recent years, however, its use has decreased significantly.

One reason for this is EU-level legislation that restricts the use of amalgam for environmental reasons. The goal is to reduce the release of mercury into the environment. At the same time, alternative materials are now available that integrate well with the natural tooth structure, both functionally and aesthetically.

In modern dentistry, therefore, other treatment options are used. We will work with you to determine which solution is best for your specific case, based on your individual situation.

Chlorella is a microscopic freshwater algae that has been used for many years in biological and naturopathic approaches. It contains, among other things, chlorophyll, minerals, and other natural compounds, which is why it is often used as part of regeneration and detoxification programs.

In biological dentistry, chlorella is often used in conjunction with amalgam removal. The idea behind this is to support the body during the transition to metal-free restorations and to facilitate the body’s natural regulatory processes. Detoxification with chlorella typically takes place over a period tailored to the individual and is integrated into a holistic treatment plan.