Kariesbehandlung in München

Willkommen bei Ihrer Zahnarztpraxis für Kariesbehandlung in München. Als erfahrene Zahnärzte im Herzen von München bieten wir Ihnen professionelle behandlung von karies mit modernen füllungsmaterialien. amalgamfrei.. Mit modernster Technologie und einfühlsamer Betreuung sorgen wir für Ihre Zahngesundheit.

1 Sitzung

Preisbereich: €-€€

U-Bahn München

Warum Kariesbehandlung bei Dr. Dickel in München?

Als etablierte Zahnarztpraxis in München bieten wir Ihnen bei der Kariesbehandlunghöchste medizinische Standards kombiniert mit persönlicher Betreuung. Unsere Praxis liegt verkehrsgünstig nahe U-Bahn Münchenund ist für Patienten aus München und Umgebung gut erreichbar.

Modernste Behandlungsmethoden und Technologie

Erfahrenes Team mit langjähriger Expertise

Zentrale Lage in München mit guter Verkehrsanbindung

Individuelle Beratung und Behandlungsplanung

Transparente Kostenaufklärung vor der Behandlung

Angenehme und entspannte Atmosphäre

Ablauf der Kariesbehandlung Behandlung

Bei der Kariesbehandlung in unserer Münchener Praxis legen wir großen Wert auf eine umfassende Beratung und schonende Behandlung. Die Behandlung dauert in der Regel 1 Sitzung.

1. Erstuntersuchung und Beratung

In einem ausführlichen Beratungsgespräch besprechen wir Ihre Wünsche und erstellen einen individuellen Behandlungsplan.

2. Behandlungsplanung

Wir erläutern Ihnen die Behandlungsschritte, Alternativen und Kosten transparent und verständlich.

3. Durchführung

Die Kariesbehandlung führen wir mit modernsten Methoden und unter höchsten Hygienestandards durch.

4. Nachsorge

Nach der Behandlung begleiten wir Sie mit regelmäßigen Kontrollterminen für einen langfristigen Erfolg.

Kosten und Finanzierung der Kariesbehandlung

Die Kosten für Kariesbehandlung variieren je nach individuellem Behandlungsbedarf. Preislich liegt die Behandlung im Bereich €-€€.In einem persönlichen Beratungsgespräch in unserer Münchener Praxis erstellen wir Ihnen einen detaillierten Kostenplan.

Transparente Kostenaufklärung

Detaillierter Kostenvoranschlag vor Behandlungsbeginn

Krankenkassen

Abrechnung mit gesetzlichen und privaten Krankenkassen

Flexible Finanzierung

Ratenzahlung und Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten auf Anfrage

Faire Preise

Transparente Preisgestaltung ohne versteckte Kosten

Häufige Fragen zur Kariesbehandlung in München

Wie erkenne ich Karies?

Karies zeigt sich durch dunkle Flecken, Zahnschmerzen oder Empfindlichkeit bei süßen, heißen oder kalten Speisen.

Welche Füllungsmaterialien gibt es?

Wir verwenden moderne Kompositfüllungen (zahnfarben) und bei Bedarf Keramikfüllungen (Inlays).

Wie erreiche ich die Praxis für Kariesbehandlung in München?

Unsere Praxis in der Oberföhringer Straße 183a ist optimal erreichbar. Mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln: U-Bahn München.Kostenlose Parkplätze sind direkt vor der Praxis verfügbar.

Ihre Zahnarztpraxis in München

Unsere Praxis liegt in der Oberföhringer Straße 183a im Herzen von München. In unmittelbarer Nähe zu Englischer Garten und Marienplatz sind wir für Sie gut erreichbar und bieten Ihnen moderne Zahnmedizin in angenehmer Atmosphäre.

Verkehrsanbindung

Unsere Praxis in München erreichen Sie bequem mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln:

U-Bahn München
S-Bahn München
MVV
Mittlerer Ring

Für Autofahrer stehen kostenlose Parkplätze direkt vor der Praxis zur Verfügung.

Umgebung

München ist eine lebendige Stadtmit vielfältiger Infrastruktur.

In der Nähe befinden sich:

Englischer Garten
Marienplatz
Olympiapark

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Vereinbaren Sie jetzt Ihren Termin für Kariesbehandlung in unserer Münchener Praxis. Wir freuen uns darauf, Sie persönlich kennenzulernen und Sie umfassend zu beraten.

Oberföhringer Straße 183a • 81925 München

info@zahnarzt-oberfoehring.com

What Is Tooth Decay? — Causes and Early Detection

Tooth decay (caries) is the most common dental disease worldwide — and yet almost entirely preventable. To truly understand caries, it helps to look at how it develops step by step: our mouth harbours billions of bacteria, including cariogenic organisms such as Streptococcus mutans. These bacteria metabolise sugars and carbohydrates from our food and in doing so produce organic acids. These acids attack the mineral structure of the tooth enamel — a process known as demineralisation.

The key is the balance between demineralisation and remineralisation: our saliva contains calcium, phosphate and fluoride and can rebuild the attacked enamel during rest periods. If this balance is chronically disrupted by frequent sugar consumption, poor oral hygiene or insufficient fluoride, the breakdown wins — and caries develops.

The critical factor is time: the longer bacteria and acids can act undisturbed on the enamel, the deeper the decay penetrates. This is why early detection is so crucial. Caries in its earliest stage — so-called initial caries — is still reversible and can be treated without drilling. If one waits until the tooth hurts, the damage is often already considerable.

At our dental practice in Munich-Oberföhring we rely on modern diagnostic methods that detect caries long before it becomes visible to the naked eye: intraoral camera, digital X-ray with 90% less radiation, and DIAGNOdent laser fluorescence. This is how we protect your tooth substance — because the best tooth is one that never needs treatment. Book your check-up appointment now on 089 95760618.

The Four Stages of Tooth Decay

Caries is not a sudden disease but a creeping process that develops over months to years. Understanding the four stages is the key to making the right treatment decision — and to appreciating why every dental visit counts.

Stage 1: Initial Caries (White Spot)

In the first stage, demineralisation has begun, but the enamel is still intact. The affected area appears as a dull whitish spot (white spot) — barely noticeable to the layperson, but clearly visible to an experienced dentist with modern tools. The crucial point: Stage 1 is reversible. With professional fluoride application, Icon infiltration (a resin-based method without drilling) and improved oral hygiene, the enamel can remineralise and the caries stops completely. No drilling, no filling — just targeted prevention.

Stage 2: Enamel Caries

Once the decay has penetrated the enamel, we speak of enamel caries. The patient usually feels nothing at this point — pain only arises when the decay reaches the underlying dentine layer. Treatment is, however, already invasive: the decayed tissue must be removed in a minimally invasive manner and the cavity sealed with a small composite filling (tooth-coloured resin material). The procedure is brief, painless under local anaesthesia, and the prognosis is very good.

Stage 3: Dentine Caries

In the third stage the decay has reached the dentine — the softer, more sensitive layer beneath the enamel. Dentine conducts thermal and mechanical stimuli more readily, so patients now frequently report sensitivity to sweet, cold or hot foods. Depending on the extent of the cavity, a larger direct filling or a laboratory-fabricated ceramic inlay is the appropriate solution. Ceramic inlays offer advantages in durability, marginal precision and aesthetics for large defects in the molar region. The prognosis remains good if treatment is not delayed further.

Stage 4: Pulpitis

When the decay has reached the pulp — the nerve and vascular tissue inside the tooth — we speak of pulpitis. The patient often suffers from spontaneous, severe toothache that can also occur at night. A simple filling is no longer sufficient: a root canal treatment is now necessary to save the tooth. Despite the more extensive procedure, the tooth can be preserved in most cases — but the effort, cost and treatment duration are considerably greater than in the early stages.

The key message: Every stage detected and treated earlier means less loss of tooth substance, simpler treatment, lower costs and a better long-term prognosis. Waiting is costly — in every sense.

Modern Caries Diagnostics

The quality of caries treatment begins not with the drill but with the diagnosis. The more precisely and earlier we detect caries, the more conservative the treatment can be. At our practice in Munich-Oberföhring we use a multi-stage diagnostic concept that misses no caries — not even hidden decay.

Intraoral camera: This small camera allows every corner of the oral cavity to be displayed on a monitor in high resolution. Patients see in real time exactly what we see — this creates transparency, makes it easier to understand the findings and facilitates shared decision-making. Discolouration, marginal leakage of old fillings and superficial carious lesions become immediately visible.

Digital X-ray: The conventional X-ray image shows what the camera cannot see: caries between the teeth (approximal caries), beneath fillings (secondary caries) and in the root area. Our digital X-ray system works with up to 90% less radiation than conventional film X-rays — while simultaneously delivering higher image quality. The images are available on the monitor immediately and can be discussed directly with the patient.

DIAGNOdent — laser fluorescence: This device emits a laser beam that causes carious tooth tissue to fluoresce. The system outputs a numerical value that objectively quantifies the depth of decay. This allows us to reliably detect hidden caries in the fissures of the chewing surfaces or in early enamel stages — at a point when no cavity has yet formed and minimally invasive treatment or even prevention alone is sufficient.

Visual and tactile inspection: The basis of every diagnosis remains the careful clinical examination: mirror, probe and the trained eye of the dentist. Combined with modern equipment, a complete picture of the tooth condition emerges — the foundation for an individual treatment plan with no over-treatment and no missed findings.

Gentle Treatment — Step by Step

Caries treatment does not have to be intimidating. With modern anaesthesia, gentle techniques and an experienced team, the procedure is completely comfortable for most patients. Here is exactly what happens at our practice, step by step:

Anaesthesia: Before anything is done to the tooth, it is completely numbed. We use articaine — one of the most effective and well-tolerated local anaesthetics in dentistry. Patients with dental anxiety are welcome to ask us about additional relaxation options; conscious sedation or nitrous oxide treatment can also be arranged by prior agreement. You decide how relaxed your treatment experience should be.
Minimally invasive caries removal: Using fine rotary instruments and, in certain cases, ultrasound or airflow, only the decayed, bacterially infected tissue is removed. Healthy tooth substance is preserved — minimally invasive treatment is not a marketing term for us but a lived treatment philosophy. The smaller the amount of tooth substance removed, the more stable and durable the tooth will be in the long term.
Cavity preparation: The resulting cavity is cleaned, shaped and prepared to receive the filling material. For composite fillings, the dentine surface is conditioned with a primer to ensure a durable chemical bond — the so-called adhesive technique.
Filling and restoration: The composite is placed into the cavity in layers, with each layer cured using an LED polymerisation lamp. This layering technique reduces shrinkage stress and ensures optimal material properties. For larger defects, we discuss at this stage whether a ceramic inlay is the better long-term solution.
Check and polish: After curing we check the bite with articulating paper — no high point, no pressure sensation. The filling is finely polished until it integrates seamlessly into the natural tooth surface. At the end you leave our practice with a reconstructed, fully functional tooth — and a good feeling.

Do you have questions about the treatment or would you like advice beforehand? Call us on 089 95760618 or conveniently book an appointment online.

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