Dental office in 1090

A detailed explanation of what you can anticipate after having had a visual examination of the teeth plus several xrays been done.

Additionally, referrals for any further diagnostics that may be necessary, such as dental computertomographies or MRI‘s of the jaw joints, may be given to the patient.

Simply call during office hours (Mon – Thubetween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.) and make an appointment.

In the event of pain, we will of course endeavor to arrange an assessment and initial treatment as quickly as possible.

Cancellations are possible up to 24 hours before an appointment

In the event of repeated short-term cancellations or no-shows, we unfortunately cannot guarantee further treatment options.

We have all common Austrian health insurance companies except KFA and of course also accept comparable insurance policies in the EU or those on a private basis

Our x-ray machines are equipped with digital sensors and the necessary radiation dose is therefore extremely low.

X-rays are a legally mandatory part of an examination and are absolutely necessary to assess the condition of teeth and bones. 

In principle, you should have a check-up and an oral hygiene session carried out every six months

In some cases, shorter control intervals may be necessary due to longer-term planning needs (e.g. orthodontics, bone reconstruction or in the course of complex case studies).

The highest quality treatment for a gap in the dentition is done using implants, although sometimes a different type of prosthetics can be more effective.

In any case, a precise analysis of the current condition and clarification of the patient’s wishes are necessary beforehand

Instructions on handling dental emergencies and how to contact the clinic outside regular hours.

Pain after a dental treatment such as a root canal procedure can certainly occur – but it usually goes away within a few hours. In exceptional cases, however, it can take longer – up to a few days after surgical interventions – for the symptoms to subside.

Minor bleeding is also possible as a result of operations, is not unusual in itself and usually stops after one to two hours if you bite on a clean piece of folded cellulose kitchen roll.

If symptoms worsen, such as high fever, severe throbbing pain, bad breath or massive swelling, please call our office  immediately during opening hours.

If the office cannot be reached, please contact the dental clinic at the HERA Sanatorium in 1090 VIENNA, Löblichgasse 10, Monday to Friday from 7:15 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. (Phone number   01 31350 45 290)  or the emergency dental service  ( phone number 01 512 20 78 or on the Internet at www.zahnaerztekammer.at, then your federal state and subsequently „Emergency service“ / „Zahnärztlicher Notdienst“ ) or an oral surgery department during the night.

Every treatment with us is carried out step by step according to medical necessity after precise prior planning and consultation with the patient

Simply “beautifying” the front teeth does not correspond to good clinical practice or our view of dentistry in general

Details about the clinic’s sterilization procedures and safety measures to reassure patients.

In our office, all instruments are cleaned in a special washing machine at high temperatures, then dried, shrink-wrapped and finally heated in an autoclave to ensure medical sterility.

In addition, disposable medical goods are of course used and are thrown away after each patient.

Our working surrounding is mainly made of medical stainless steel and all surfaces that we or the patient may touch are cleaned after each treatment according to a standardized hygiene protocol.

Information on sedation dentistry and pain management techniques available for anxious or sensitive patients.

Our entire place is designed to avoid giving the impression of a dentist’s office – which is usually unpleasant or even frightening – upon your arrival.

That’s why – among other features – we have a green wall in the entrance area with lush plants, which on the one hand has a restful effect and on the other hand creates a really pleasant indoor climate.

Our waiting area is most comparable to a living room, in which lounge armchairs make sitting bearable and where we also decorate according to the season so that our patients are a little distracted from the dental environment of their visit.

For our customers, quiet classical music is enough to block almost all noise from the treatment rooms and we also make sure to avoid the typical smells of a dental practice – which you often carry unpleasant memories from your childhood – as much as possible.

Since we only accept a few patients per day, we usually have enough time to create a calming atmosphere during the initial consultation and to take slow steps in the treatment process, which usually do not cause excessive demands.

 In the event of severe feelings of anxiety, we also give a mild sedative – mainly at the first treatment appointments – before this proceeding the patient is warned to avoid driving a vehicle in the first few hours afterwards.

The fear usually goes away quite quickly after the first few visits to us and usually at the end of the entire treatment period the patient no longer has any problems visiting us without fear.