Zaritzki Restorations

What looks small is the greatest discipline. What holds for an inlay holds for a full rehabilitation. We work with Orascoptic loupes, Carl Zeiss optics, 5× magnification and dedicated LED light. What we see, no one sees without that magnification. What we do, no one sees afterwards anyway. What stays visible is your tooth.

Where an inlay is no longer enough but the tooth still carries, the onlay follows. A ceramic shell for the upper part. What is healthy stays. What is missing is replaced. The transition: neither visible nor palpable.

Where the tooth needs protection all round, the crown protects it completely. Form, light and translucency of your natural teeth are reproduced in the ceramic, layered by hand, at workshop quality. A shell that does not look like one.

Ultra-thin, translucent micro-facings, bonded permanently to the natural teeth and visually indistinguishable from the original. We design them in advance digitally and as a mock-up directly in the mouth, in the Real Face Preview, and match form, nuance of color, gradient and translucency exactly to what you want.

Where a tooth is missing, a custom ceramic crown sits on an implant, the artificial root in the bone. With several missing teeth this becomes an implant bridge. The medically intelligent solution, because the neighboring teeth stay untouched. What is decisive is the junction between implant and crown: if it does not sit exactly, bacteria can enter and the life of the implant falls. We therefore work with screw-retained implant crowns: the more demanding method, but the one with greater long-term security.

Where an implant is ruled out for medical reasons, such as a lack of bone, or certain conditions, the bridge takes over. It rests on the neighboring teeth. A solution without surgery. Long-lasting. Fully integrated.

Where too many teeth are missing to replace them individually, the denture takes over: removable, or anchored firmly on implants. On this scale too the standard holds: it should not be recognizable as what it is.

• Conversation: what you want, what concerns you, and our recommendation
• Precise diagnostics and treatment planning

• The affected teeth are prepared minimally invasively, to protect your tooth structure.
• With precise techniques under loupes with LED light we achieve a result that is functional and aesthetically perfect.

You never leave Zaritzki Fine Dentistry with a gap, at any stage. While your restoration is being made by hand in the master laboratory, you receive a high-quality prototype from us, which matches your natural teeth in function and appearance and supports your gum while it heals.

After careful quality control in aesthetics, function and fit, we place your restoration precisely, under loupes and dedicated LED light. The result looks perfect and feels entirely natural.

• With small damage from trauma, wear or fracture
• With small to moderate carious cavities, as a longer-lasting alternative to conventional fillings
• With existing inlays that are to be replaced
• With visual irregularities in tooth color or shape, for aesthetic improvement

• For teeth with larger damage extending across the chewing surfaces, where an inlay is no longer possible
• With greater loss of enamel and dentine
• With advanced destruction where enough healthy tooth structure still remains to avoid a full crown
• With existing onlays that are to be replaced

•  With heavily damaged, worn or ground-down teeth that rule out a less invasive option such as a filling, inlay or onlay
• With existing crowns that are to be replaced, or where veneers are not possible

• Where one or more teeth are missing
• Where an implant is not possible for medical reasons

Where one or more teeth have been lost, an implant crown is an ideal solution, one that requires certain conditions of health:

- Healthy jawbone: sufficient bone is required for implants to integrate successfully.

- General health: because conditions such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease can affect healing, we examine your general health and, where appropriate, recommend measures to ensure a successful placement.

- Good oral hygiene: because regular, thorough oral hygiene is decisive in minimizing the risk of infection around the implant, we offer a dedicated implant hygiene program.

• These three techniques separate an average restoration from one that lasts decades. They take more effort and more time and forgive no error in execution. For that reason they are not in every practice's repertoire. At Zaritzki Fine Dentistry they are standard.
• Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS)
  Freshly prepared dentine is sealed the moment it is exposed: "immediately", before bacteria or irritants reach it. If that moment is missed, it cannot be recovered. IDS decides bond strength, sensitivity and the life of the whole restoration, and demands a precision in the sequence that is regularly lost under the pressure of routine.
• Margin Elevation Technique
  The gold standard with deep, extensive defects below the gum margin. Exactly where conventional fillings fail (no tight marginal seal, bacteria entering, early failure), this technique moves the margin upwards under control and makes a high-quality, sealed restoration possible in the first place. Technically far more demanding than any standard filling.
• Adhesively bonded core build-ups
  The prepared tooth is sealed against bacteria before the restoration is in place. That keeps the course after treatment free of irritation and protects the tooth permanently. The aim is an interior that no bacteria reach, even after years.