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DentalFirst - Your English-Speaking Dentist in Berlin

Are you an English-speaking individual living in Berlin and searching for a reliable dentist who understands your language? Look no further than DentalFirst, your go-to dental clinic in Berlin!

Our english speaking practice offers general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, emergency dentistry and restorative dentistry. We are spezialized in dental implants, treatment of periodontitis and craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD). We have an Inhouse Dental Laboratory were durable dentures are manufactured. Our staff speaks English, German an Russian. For other languages we work with native translators so you can communicate even more complicated details with us.

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Why Choose DentalFirst?

The Dental Practice of Excellence in Berlin

At DentalFirst, we understand how challenging it can be to find a dentist who speaks your language. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to cater to individuals who prefer to communicate in English.

Our team of dental professionals consists of experienced dentists and dental hygienists who speak fluent English. We are committed to providing you with high-quality dental care while ensuring that you feel comfortable and at ease during your visit.

Comprehensive dental care tailored to your needs

Our Services

DentalFirst offers a wide range of dental services, including preventive care, restorative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, and emergency dental care.

Preventive Care

Our preventive care services include routine dental checkups, teeth cleaning, and fluoride treatment. We believe that prevention is the best approach to maintaining good oral health, and we’ll work with you to develop a personalized dental care plan that meets your needs.

Restorative Dentistry

If you’re experiencing dental problems such as cavities, gum disease, or tooth decay, we offer a variety of restorative dentistry services to help restore your smile. Our services include fillings, crowns, bridges, and dental implants.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Are you unhappy with the appearance of your teeth? At DentalFirst, we offer cosmetic dentistry services such as teeth whitening, veneers, and orthodontics to help you achieve a smile you can be proud of.

Emergency Dental Care

Dental emergencies can happen at any time, and we’re here to help when you need us the most. Whether you’re experiencing severe tooth pain, a knocked-out tooth, or a broken tooth, we’ll do our best to provide you with prompt and effective emergency dental care.

Cutting-Edge Technology, Convenient Location & Flexible Payment Options

Modern Dental Care Made Accessible and Comfortable

Our Technology

At DentalFirst, we use state-of-the-art technology to ensure that our patients receive the best possible care. Our dental clinic is equipped with digital X-ray machines, intraoral cameras, and other advanced tools that allow us to diagnose and treat dental problems more accurately and efficiently.

Our Location

Conveniently located in Berlin Charlottenburg in the borough of Westend, DentalFirst is easily accessible by car or public transportation. Our office is equipped with comfortable chairs, air conditioning and air cleaning, and other amenities to help you feel relaxed and comfortable during your visit.

Our Payment Options

We understand that dental care can be expensive, which is why we offer a variety of payment options to make dental treatment more affordable. We accept most insurance plans, and we also offer financing options to help you spread the cost of treatment over time.

Advanced Treatments for a Healthy & Beautiful Smile

Our Treatments

Comprehensive Dental Aesthetics

Whether it’s dental implants and prosthetics, aesthetic dentistry, complex treatments under outpatient anesthesia, or semi-annual preventive care – we provide you with comprehensive and personalized care in a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are firmly screwed to the jaw. They replace the natural tooth root after tooth loss. Dental prostheses from crowns to full dentures can then be fixed on these implants.

Periodontal (gum) disease

Periodontitis is a common reason for tooth loss. The inflammation in the periodontium usually proceeds painlessly at first and spreads gradually. It is often only noticed when the periodontal tissue is already severely affected. Clear indications of progressive periodontitis are bleeding, redness, swelling and regression of the gums.

Teeth whitening

Are you unhappy with the color of your teeth? Do you avoid smiling in public due to embarrassment? Teeth whitening might be the solution you’re looking for! If you’re looking for a safe and effective teeth whitening treatment in Berlin, look no further than DentalFirst Berlin.

Fear of the Dentist / Dentophobia

Dentophobia – or fear of dentists – is a common phobia among people of all ages. Due to unpleasant or painful experiences in the past, some patients fear going to the dentist so much that their teeth deteriorate over time without getting treatment. This causes additional pain and shame and even more fear of making the important appointment with the dentist.

Professional dental cleaning / prophylaxis

Professional tooth cleaning reduces the risk of tooth loss. Professional tooth cleaning is therefore not only a hygienic measure to remove tartar and plaque, but also an aesthetic treatment to remove discolouration. It contributes to your general health and well-being.

Craniomandibular dysfunction

Craniomandibular dysfunction refers to a disruption in the interaction between the chewing muscles, temporomandibular joint and teeth, often with a stressful effect on the entire body. In our practice (CMD competence centre) we treat acute and chronic temporomandibular joint complaints. The aim of treatment is to restore pain-free functioning of the chewing apparatus.

Lumineers / Veneers

Lumineers are extremely thin ceramic plates that are permanently bonded to the teeth. In contrast to ordinary veneers, no tooth substance has to be removed – Lumineers are not thicker than a contact lens. Pain or complications are thus excluded and important structures in the teeth are preserved. Your smile will not only be more beautiful, it is also a healthy smile.

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DentalFirst

Dental Practice Berlin

Reichsstraße 2 | 14052 Berlin | Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Phone 030 – 308 20 996
Fax 030 – 302 98 33
Email info@dentalfirst.de

For questions and appointment requests, please contact us by phone or write a message to info@dentalfirst.de.

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Please note, that an appointment needs to be confirmed by the practice. Our english speaking staff will contact you as soon as possible by email or telephone to confirm or offer an alternative date. If anything prevents you from keeping an appointment, we kindly request you to cancel within 24 hours in advance.

Dentist's Practice in Berlin-WESTEND

We are here for you!

Our dental practice, located at Reichsstraße 2, 14052 Berlin, stands out with its central and easily accessible location in Charlottenburg. Just a few minutes‘ walk from the Theodor-Heuss-Platz U-Bahn station and the Messe Nord/ICC S-Bahn station, it is perfectly connected to public transport. Additionally, the surrounding area offers excellent infrastructure with cafés, shops, and parking options.

Range of Services

Whether it's dental implants and prosthetics, aesthetic treatments, complex procedures under outpatient anesthesia, or regular prophylaxis – we provide you with tailored care in a modern and relaxed environment. Learn more

SOS / In Case of Emergency

Tooth pain, accident, or a broken tooth? Learn what to do in an emergency – quick help and valuable tips for your dental health! Learn more

Questions and Answers

Do you have questions about dentistry? We provide clear answers on prevention, treatments, and dental health – understandable, competent, and up-to-date! Learn more

Contact

Reichsstrasse 2
14052 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0)30 3029695
praxis@dentalfirst.de

Office Hours

Monday	8 – 18 Uhr
Tuesday	8 – 18 Uhr
Wednesday	8 – 18 Uhr

Montag	8 – 18 Uhr
Dienstag	8 – 18 Uhr
Mittwoch	8 – 18 Uhr
Donnerstag	8 – 18 Uhr
Freitag	8 – 16 Uhr

Thursday	8 – 18 Uhr
Friday	8 – 16 Uhr

Periodontitis can manifest itself in various symptoms. If one or more of the following symptoms apply to you, you should consult your dentist. The earlier periodontitis is treated, the better the success of treatment will be.

Signs of periodontitis may be:

Your gums are often bleeding
Your gums are receding
Your teeth have been shifting for some time
You sometimes have a bad taste in your mouth, especially in the morning
Your partner thinks that you suffer from bad breath
You have a tendency to swollen gums or inflammation of the gums
For some time now, you have had the feeling that individual teeth are loosening

Our test for early detection of periodontitis

With an uncomplicated aMMp8 test we can detect periodontitis before clinical findings are made. We would be happy to advise you in detail about the possibilities of our reliable periodontitis early detection in Berlin.

Biofilm – The bacterial colonisation of the tooth surface

The bacterial colonisation of the tooth surface is no longer referred to as plaque but as biofilm. A clean tooth surface shows within a short time a precipitation of saliva components, food residues, dead and living microorganisms and their components.

The complexity and the disease-promoting properties increase as this so-called biofilm matures. Biofilms are ancient survival strategies of microorganisms. They efficiently protect the bacteria from the host’s defence mechanisms as well as from drugs (antibiotics).

If the biofilm is mineralised, it forms the basis for tartar: above the gum line (gingiva), tartar is formed from the minerals of saliva, in the gum pocket, the so-called concrements are formed from the minerals of the sulcus fluid. Within these deposits the bacteria are not metabolically active. However, they should be removed as they promote the accumulation of biofilm.

The gingival pocket treatment – new gentle treatment

A prerequisite for the healing of a gingival pocket is a tooth and root surface that is largely cleaned and smoothed by the biofilm. A decrease in inflammation is often accompanied by a reduction in gum swelling, which leads to a shortening of the pocket.
After cleaning, bleeding into the pocket occurs and a blood coagulum (clotted blood) forms. The blood coagulum is organised by the neighbouring tissue structures. The body immediately tries to restore the epithelial protective barrier. In the pocket, this means rapid epithelial depth growth. The epithelial cell that sprouts can develop into junctional epithelium or cornified squamous epithelium (especially in smokers).

The desired marginal epithelium can form if the tooth surface does not show any biofilms during healing and this is removed by regular oral hygiene measures. The result is a so-called „epithelial attachment“ (fixation/attachment). In the unfavourable case of a cornified squamous epithelium, the pocket remains in place beyond the dental treatment (smoker).

The connective tissue regeneration including the regeneration of boils and the corresponding fibres of the periodontium and especially the inhibition of the epithelial deep growth is controlled by the root cement.

The protection of root cement during treatment is of great importance. It is therefore not necessary to remove the root cement or existing granulation tissue (inflammatory tissue) by systematic curettage or extensive surgical procedures in order to heal the treated pocket! This would have an unfavourable effect on tissue healing. The soft tissue trauma associated with the treatment should be avoided as far as possible in order to keep uncontrolled gum recession and its consequences such as hypersensitivity or later root caries as low as possible.

Systematic curettage with sharp curettes with forced substance removal on the tooth surface, as well as soft tissue curettage to remove granulation tissue, should be avoided today.

Instead, modern minimally invasive periodontitis treatment is carried out using mechanical sonic or ultrasonic instruments to remove tartar and concrements and gentle powder jet devices to remove the greasy biofilm and smooth the surface.

Inflammatory periodontitis cannot be treated by building up bone. On the contrary, as long as the inflammation exists, the bone structure will not grow.

However, if the inflammation is successfully treated, the body often regenerates and repairs itself to an amazing extent.

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental treatment that involves removing stains and discoloration from teeth to improve their appearance. This is achieved by using special whitening agents that penetrate the tooth enamel and break down the molecules that cause discoloration. Teeth whitening can be performed in various ways, such as in-office treatments, take-home kits, or a combination of both.

At DentalFirst Berlin, we understand that every patient is unique and has different needs and goals when it comes to teeth whitening. That’s why we offer personalized treatment plans that are tailored to your specific requirements and expectations. Our team of experienced and qualified dentists will evaluate your oral health, discuss your options, and recommend the most suitable whitening method for you.

We use only the latest and most advanced teeth whitening technology and techniques to ensure safe, effective, and long-lasting results. Our in-office treatments are fast and convenient, and you can see a significant improvement in the whiteness of your teeth in just one session. We also provide take-home whitening kits that allow you to whiten your teeth at your own pace and convenience, under the guidance and supervision of our dental professionals.

What are the Benefits of Teeth Whitening?

Teeth whitening can offer many benefits, both cosmetic and practical. Here are some of the advantages of teeth whitening at DentalFirst Berlin:

Boosts Confidence: A brighter and whiter smile can boost your self-esteem and confidence, making you feel more attractive and sociable.
Enhances Appearance: Teeth whitening can enhance your overall appearance and make you look younger, healthier, and more vibrant.
Removes Stains: Teeth whitening can remove stains caused by various factors such as smoking, coffee, tea, wine, or certain foods.
Improves Oral Health: Teeth whitening can also improve your oral health by removing plaque and tartar buildup, which can lead to tooth decay and gum disease.

Conclusion:

Teeth whitening at DentalFirst Berlin is a safe, effective, and affordable way to enhance your smile and improve your confidence and appearance. Our team of experienced and qualified dentists will provide you with personalized treatment options that suit your needs and goals. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and discover the many benefits of teeth whitening at DentalFirst Berlin.

We are here to help. Our practice has special treatments for patients with fear. We are helping you step by step to overcome possible fear or shame. If neccessary we can even provide General anaesthesia (narcosis) so you can undergo even big treatments.

Not many people associate a visit to the dentist with pleasant feelings. A certain anxiety before dental treatments such as drilling is more common. But if the fears are so strong that the very thought of a visit to the dentist causes discomfort, sweating or panic attacks, this can get in the way of a (necessary) dental appointment.

First of all you should know that you are not alone. In our practice we have treated many patients who previously suffered from dental anxiety. This fear is quite widespread and is often based on uncertainty and lack of knowledge about the course of a dental treatment. Studies have shown that about 70% of the patients have at least an unpleasant feeling when they think about going to the dentist. About 20% of them have strong to very strong fears. And 5-10% of the anxious people avoid a visit to the dentist if possible, try to delay it or do not appear at the agreed appointment.

Dental anxiety is one of the specific anxieties that can be attributed to

the parties involved, in particular the dentist
the experiences or fears associated with dental treatment
the external circumstances (e.g. smell, noise, technical devices)

Like all fears, it is an unpleasant feeling that can be accompanied to a greater or lesser extent by physical phenomena (e.g. sweating, palpitations, gastrointestinal disturbances) and psychological peculiarities (e.g. ideas of pain, catastrophic thoughts). The dentist is usually only the trigger of fears, which are related to various factors of the treatment situation. Therefore, one should also speak of dental treatment fear and not of dental fear. Fear does not only arise during the treatment situation, but usually much earlier. It often increases as the time of treatment approaches, and for many people it subsides again as soon as the treatment has started. Patients then notice that the dental treatment is much less unpleasant than they feared due to the anaesthesia and modern technology.

On closer inspection it often turns out that

not so much the dental treatment is feared, but the only short-term painful puncture by the anesthetic syringe or the possibility that a little blood can flow
that one fears to lose self-control in the treatment situation
that one could be criticized for the state of care of the mouth and teeth
that you find it unbearable when someone enters your mouth.

In contrast to anxiety, the main characteristic of a phobia is that an anxiety-inducing situation (here the visit to the dentist) is avoided for as long as possible and the anxiety increases as the situation is approached. A phobia should be treated separately if necessary.

The main cause of dental anxiety is negative experience with dental treatments that you had to undergo as a child. But sometimes it is only the – often dramatized – stories of relatives or friends that increase fear. During current dental visits, such experiences are then recalled and corresponding negative expectations arise. Of course, the fear can also remain or grow in the current treatment situation, if the staff is unfriendly and the dentist is impatient, criticizes the condition of the teeth in an embarrassing way and ignores one’s own fears. On the other hand, the best therapy for negative experiences is the possibility to make new and better experiences. Today’s dentists are psychologically better trained than their predecessors and work with gentler techniques than before.