For patients
Frequently Asked Questions about Oral Surgery & Implantology
How does an appointment work? What costs can I expect? How can I reach you?
How does an appointment work? What costs can I expect? How can I reach you? On this page we answer the most important organisational and medical questions surrounding your visit to our practice at Rosenthaler Platz.
Answers at a glance
Here you will find answers to the most important questions about treatment, costs, getting here and follow-up care.
Frequently asked questions
Am I in the right place as a private or statutory-insured patient?
We treat all patients – statutory and privately insured, as well as self-paying patients.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
We see emergencies on the same day. Regular appointments are usually available within a few days.
Is your practice accessible to people with disabilities?
Yes – the practice at Rosenthaler Platz is easily reached by public transport and is barrier-free.
How can I reach you in an emergency?
Outside of consultation hours, you can reach the Berlin dental emergency service. During the day, please call us directly on 030 28 32 758.
Do you offer consultation appointments?
Yes, we take the time for a detailed consultation – in person at the practice.
Do you offer appointments outside of consultation hours?
In exceptional cases, yes. Please feel free to ask us.
For Patients
Well prepared for your appointment
- Your First Appointment in Oral Surgery – Your Visit with UsWhat to expect at your initial consultation and what to bring to your first appointment.
- Treatment of Anxious PatientsA calm atmosphere, empathetic explanations and, on request, treatment under sedation – for patients with dental anxiety.
- Instructions Before SurgeryGuidance on diet, medication, sedation and accompaniment for a safe procedure.
- Instructions After SurgeryRecommendations on cooling, diet, oral hygiene and rest for a good course of healing.
- Dental Emergency Service Berlin – Reachable in an EmergencyHow to reach us during consultation hours – and who to turn to outside those hours or in an acute emergency.
