Caries Treatment
Preservative treatment designed to stop bacterial tooth destruction and protect remaining healthy structures.
Caries Treatment
How the disease develops
Bacterial activity leads to progressive destruction of tooth material, often in deep fissures or internal tooth structures. These changes may remain unnoticed for long periods.
Consequences without treatment
If left untreated, lesions can extend toward the pulp, leading to infection, pain, and eventual tooth loss.
Treatment goals
The primary aim is to remove diseased material while preserving as much healthy tooth substance as possible.
Treatment methods
Modern restorative and sealing techniques are selected based on the location and extent of the lesion.
Long term benefit
Timely treatment can significantly extend the functional life of the tooth and reduce the need for more invasive procedures.
Upper cheek tooth with infundibular cemental hypoplasia
Upper cheek tooth with restored infundibulum
Konstantin Hauck
Board certified equine veterinarian specializing in dental and sinus surgery with extensive experience in complex referral cases.
Lars Schulte
Specialist in equine dentistry with a focus on orthodontics, tooth preservation, implantology, and complex occlusal correction.
Luis Weissenberger
Equine veterinarian specializing in equine dentistry with a focus on sinus endoscopy and dental and head surgery.
Lina Eymers
Equine veterinarian specializing in dental treatment and occlusal correction with a strong focus on functional dentition analysis.
Jasmin Roesberg
Equine veterinarian specializing in equine dentistry with a focus on occlusal correction, diagnostics, and incisor therapy.
Dr. Corsin Heim
Board certified equine surgeon with a focus on tooth preserving procedures, endodontics and minimally invasive extractions.
Dr. med. vet. Thea Ryhner
Board certified equine specialist focused on dentistry, rehabilitation and chiropractic care.
