PATIENT INFORMATION · TO TAKE HOME

Read it again in your own time, at home.

Fourteen information sheets covering preparation, emergencies, the days after treatment, practice and costs, and our treatments in detail — freely available, no email address. Each one in German, English, Spanish and Portuguese, each set for A4.

HOW THE DOWNLOAD WORKS

Each sheet opens as a finished A4 document with the practice logo, address and a QR code for booking. Use your browser print menu to save it as a PDF or print it directly.

These are general patient information sheets. They do not replace an examination or personal advice.

14 INFORMATION SHEETS · DE · EN · ES · PT

All patient information, ready to take home.

No sign-up, no email address. Every sheet is set as an A4 document and prints or saves as a PDF directly.

BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT

Registration form

The full registration form to complete before your first appointment — health questions, medication, consent.

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Appointment checklist

What to bring, what to tell us and how your first appointment works.

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Fear of the dentist

An appointment with no treatment, a hand signal that stops everything — and what explicitly does not happen.

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IN AN EMERGENCY

Dental emergencies

Knocked-out tooth, fractured tooth, severe pain — including the out-of-hours emergency numbers.

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AFTER TREATMENT

After oral surgery

After implants, bone grafting and wisdom teeth: cooling, eating, cleaning, warning signs.

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After a tooth extraction

Bleeding, the blood clot, eating, and how to spot a healing problem.

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STAYING HEALTHY

Prophylaxis, care & bonus booklet

What really matters at home, what professional cleaning adds and why the bonus booklet is money.

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Implant passport & aftercare

What the passport records, why check-ups decide longevity and how to clean at home.

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PRACTICE & COSTS

New in Düsseldorf or changing practice

What to bring, how to request your records and what applies if you are new to Germany.

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Understanding your cost plan

Fixed subsidy, your own share and the bonus booklet explained — and what to ask before you sign.

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TREATMENTS IN DETAIL

Dental implants

How an implant is built, how treatment works and what determines how long it lasts.

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Veneers

Ceramic shells for the visible teeth: planning with Digital Smile Design, process and longevity.

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Teeth whitening

What professional whitening can achieve, how long it lasts and what to watch afterwards.

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Aligner treatment

Invisible trays: what they correct, how long they are worn and why the retainer stays.

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ONE LEVEL DEEPER · 4–5 PAGES

The full picture on your treatment.

The information sheets above cover the essentials in two pages. These brochures go considerably deeper: how the procedures compare, the treatment steps, the costs. Also free — no sign-up.

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Dental implants

Conventional and immediate implants compared, the five treatment steps, costs and the most common questions.

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All-on-X

A full jaw on four to six implants: the principle, the requirements, six steps and the first week.

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Veneers & Digital Smile Design

Why the design comes first, ceramic versus composite, the trial smile and longevity.

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Aligner therapy

Trays, attachments and retainers, what aligners can correct, wear time and treatment duration.

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GUIDES IN ENGLISH

Guides written for patients new to the German system.

Not translations of German marketing copy — these explain what actually differs here: the fixed insurance subsidy, the written cost plan, and what to do out of hours. Each one is reviewed by Dr. Rodríguez Ruíz.

IMPLANTS & TOOTH REPLACEMENT

PREVENTION & TOOTH PRESERVATION

PREVENTION · 5 MIN

Professional cleaning

What it achieves that brushing cannot, and which interval fits which risk.

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PERIODONTOLOGY · 6 MIN

Bleeding gums: harmless or warning sign?

The difference between gingivitis and periodontitis is decided in months.

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TOOTH PRESERVATION · 6 MIN

Composite, ceramic or gold?

Which filling when, and where the extra outlay is genuinely worth it.

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TOOTH PRESERVATION · 6 MIN

Root canal: save or remove?

When preservation makes sense — and when extraction is the more honest recommendation.

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TOOTH PRESERVATION · 5 MIN

Sensitive teeth: why it stings

Which pain is harmless, which is not, and what genuinely helps.

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SLEEP · 7 MIN

Snoring splint: how it works

Who it suits, what to expect, and where sleep apnea diagnosis comes first.

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SLEEP · 8 MIN

Sleep apnea: causes & options

What it is, warning signs, and what dentistry can and cannot do.

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FUNCTION · 9 MIN

TMD: what actually helps

Guards, physiotherapy, botulinum toxin and the Aqualizer, ranked by the evidence.

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FUNCTION · 5 MIN

Teeth grinding and night guards

What a guard achieves, what it cannot, and which causes must be treated too.

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PREVENTION · 5 MIN

Bad breath: the cause is in the mouth

Why the stomach is rarely to blame and which measures actually work.

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ORAL SURGERY · 5 MIN

Wisdom teeth: when removal is needed

When they have to come out, when they can stay, and what helps afterwards.

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TECHNOLOGY

RADIATION SAFETY · 7 MIN

Radiation dose, in numbers

Bitewing, panoramic and CBCT compared with a flight to New York.

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TECHNOLOGY · 6 MIN

CBCT: three-dimensional imaging

What it shows that a flat X-ray cannot, and how high the dose is.

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TECHNOLOGY · 5 MIN

Guided implant surgery

The procedure planned on screen before anything happens in your mouth.

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TECHNOLOGY · 5 MIN

A crown in one visit

Ceramic milled in the practice — and where a laboratory is still better.

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TECHNOLOGY · 5 MIN

Paperless from the first appointment

Forms, plans and invoices digitally — plus the paper option.

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TECHNOLOGY · 5 MIN

Digital impressions

No tray, no putty, no gagging — and an immediate check on screen.

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SURGERY · 5 MIN

PRF: your own blood in healing

What it is, where it is used and what it realistically achieves.

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DOCTOLIB

All appointments are booked through Doctolib.

Online, around the clock, with instant confirmation — you see live availability and can reschedule or cancel yourself. For acute pain, please call us directly; we keep slots free every day.

Book an appointment Call 0211 570025