Implantology and tooth replacement in Essen
Missing, severely damaged, or unrestorable teeth present different challenges. We first assess what can be preserved and then develop a solution that combines function, ease of maintenance, aesthetics, and your personal goals.

Treatment options
From replacing a single tooth to comprehensive restoration.
Dental implants
Artificial tooth roots can replace individual teeth or support dental prostheses. Suitability, number, and positioning are determined by diagnostics and the treatment objective.
At Diadentis, we primarily use ceramic implants made of zirconium oxide (zirconia) from SDS – Swiss Dental Solutions for implant procedures.
Fixed teeth on four implants
A possible fixed restoration for an entire jaw – involving a clear case-by-case assessment, consideration of alternatives, and long-term follow-up care.
Comprehensive Dental Restoration
When multiple areas are affected, we consolidate the necessary steps into a clear, prioritized, and comprehensive treatment plan.
Crowns, Bridges, and Dentures
We compare fixed, implant-supported, and removable restorations based on clinical findings, function, materials, and ease of maintenance.
Bone Augmentation
If there is insufficient bone volume for a planned implant procedure, we evaluate potential techniques and alternatives on an individual basis.
Diagnostics and Planning
A sound treatment plan begins with a medical history, a clinical examination, and—where medically indicated—supplementary imaging.
What goes into making a good decision.
Is a fixed restoration always an option?
Not every clinical situation allows for the same type of restoration. We assess existing teeth, bone structure, gum health, function, general health, and ease of maintenance together.
When will I find out the costs?
Following diagnostics and the selection of a treatment plan, you will receive a clear, detailed proposal. We outline alternatives, potential subsidies, and your out-of-pocket costs before you make a decision.
Responsible for clinical content: Dr. Stefan Schmid, dentist.
