Zaritzki Composite Restorations

Under a microscope and with low-radiation 3D technology, we assess the extent of the caries and plan the minimally invasive removal precisely. The aim is a completely caries-free starting point, and a plan that doesn’t just repair the tooth, but restores it.

Before anesthesia, the injection site is numbed painlessly first. Ultra-thin needles and precise application keep the process relaxed and barely noticeable. The subsequent rubber dam keeps the area dry and protected by holding back saliva and moisture, shielding the gums and providing the ideal setting for a long-lasting, tight seal.

The diseased tissue is removed entirely under magnification, so precisely that healthy tooth structure remains untouched.

A state-of-the-art, multi-step adhesive system bonds the restoration micro-mechanically and chemically to the tooth. This is the basis for a seamless result that remains stable over the long term.

The tooth is reconstructed layer by layer, with materials that precisely mimic enamel and dentin in elasticity, color and translucency.

Finally, the restoration is polished to a high gloss with multiple polishers for a smooth and resistant surface. This prevents bacteria and food particles from sticking. The final quality check, documented with images, ensures every step met the highest standards.

A Zaritzki Composite Restoration isn’t a regular filling, but an invisible reconstruction of your natural tooth. Instead of “filling in”, the tooth is rebuilt biomimetically, layer by layer, for color, shape, light transmission and function. The end result feels like a complete tooth, not a repair.

No. Anesthesia is painless, and the actual injection is barely felt due to ultra-thin needles. Many patients find the whole treatment unexpectedly relaxing.

With high-resolution magnification (microscope/loupe), LED lighting, and technical inspection. Each removal stage is visually documented. This ensures no residual caries and no risk of recurring inflammation.

No. Zaritzki Composite Restorations are color-matched, naturally layered, and micro-polished, so they are visually and tactilely indistinguishable from natural tooth substance. Even in close-ups, the restoration remains invisible.

Because absolute dryness is essential. The rubber dam protects the gums, prevents moisture from entering, and creates perfect conditions for a lasting, stable bond between tooth and restoration.

The multi-layer technique combined with a three-bottle adhesive system creates a strong, tightly sealed bond and minimizes the risk of gaps or bacterial infiltration. It’s a particularly stable, durable, and aesthetic solution.

Because a Zaritzki Composite Restoration:

• is invisible,
• is bacteria-tight,
• naturally stabilizes the tooth,
• lasts longer,
• and fully restores original tooth aesthetics.

Thanks to state-of-the-art adhesives, tight sealing and premium materials, the restoration is built to last. With good care, it can remain in place for many years.

Yes. Thanks to precise multi-layer construction, even major defects can be reconstructed aesthetically and functionally. Only in cases of extreme tooth loss may a partial crown or inlay be considered.

Usually 60 to 90 minutes per tooth, depending on complexity. More involved reconstructions may take longer, deliberately, so that every layer can be placed and cured precisely. Quality isn’t rushed.

Just your normal routine: brushing, flossing, regular dental hygiene. The smooth, high-gloss surface makes it harder for deposits to stick, which also helps the result last longer.