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Our philosophy

Biological dentistry & holistic approach

Our team applies and refines the concept of biological dentistry every day. We combine state-of-the-art technology with absolute respect for your general health.

Two young women with a bright, relaxed smile.

Your teeth and your organs are connected

The mouth is not isolated from the rest of the body: oral health is directly linked to the health of your organs.

  • Constant immune stress : Chronic inflammation, latent infection foci and harmful substances in the mouth put the body under permanent stress.
  • Whole-body impact : This stress tires the immune system and can affect your joints, your heart or your overall energy.

Our approach: avoiding the use of metals

To protect your body, our care philosophy aims to avoid the use of metallic materials as much as possible:

  • Biocompatibility first : We avoid traditional metals and mercury amalgams. We favour neutral, aesthetic alternatives such as ceramic and zirconia (for implants).
  • Zero interference : By avoiding metals, we reduce the risk of allergies and inflammation.

The 3 pillars of our philosophy

01 · The practice

A calm room, and the equipment to match.

  • Expertise

    Continuing education and proven protocols, in the service of lasting care.

  • Technology

    An iTero intraoral scanner and 3D radiography for precise diagnosis, without unpleasant impressions.

  • Comfort

    A calm, bright practice, designed for your comfort and peace of mind.

  • Accessibility

    A short walk from the M1, with free parking and lift access: a practice accessible to everyone, including people with reduced mobility.

  • The practice reception, with its marble counter and pale wooden floor.
    Reception
  • The waiting lounge with green and blue velvet armchairs, pale wood floor and a large window over the city.
    The waiting lounge
  • A sunlit treatment room, looking out over the hills of Lausanne.
    A treatment room

Why a ceramic implant?

Metal-free and corrosion-resistant

ZERAMEX ceramic implant placed in the gum, with its crown, between natural teeth.
Cross-section view of the ZERAMEX XT ceramic implant and its internal screw.
The ZERAMEX® XT ceramic implant · Made in Switzerland

ZERAMEX® ceramic implants give you safety and reliability: thanks to their high corrosion resistance and very good biocompatibility, the zirconium dioxide ceramic used remains stable over the long term.

Ceramic implants also do not corrode on contact with oral bacteria or other dental materials. What is more, they are not affected by plaque: it adheres less to the surface than on titanium implants. The risk of inflammation around the implant is thus considerably reduced.

The iTero scanner displaying the 3D digital impression of a dental arch.

The iTero scanner

Digital impressions thanks to the iTero intra-oral camera and 3D X-ray, for a precise diagnosis, without the unpleasant traditional impression.

CBCT: 3D X-ray

CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) is an advanced 3D imaging technology used in dentistry to obtain highly detailed images of the dental and maxillofacial structures. Unlike conventional 2D radiographs, CBCT provides a precise three-dimensional view of the teeth, bones, nerves and surrounding tissues.

CBCT 3D X-ray unit and a screen displaying panoramic and volumetric images.

Benefits of CBCT for dental care

  • Greater precision : CBCT delivers high-resolution images, allowing better analysis of oral structures, in particular tooth roots, nerve canals and bone density.
  • Implant planning : One of the main uses of CBCT is dental implant planning. Thanks to 3D imaging, it becomes possible to determine the optimal position of an implant precisely, taking into account the quality and quantity of available bone. This reduces risks and improves the success rate of implantation.
  • Accurate diagnosis : It helps identify hidden pathologies, infections or structural anomalies that are not always visible on conventional radiographs.
  • Enhanced safety : CBCT uses a lower radiation dose than conventional tomography while providing better image quality.

02 · The team

Our team

Portrait of Dre Won Jeong Veronica Park, in working attire at the practice.

Dre Won Jeong Veronica Park

Dentist SSO

Originally from Seoul, qualified in implantology and aesthetic dentistry (prosthodontics) at Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine (USA). Swiss federal diploma obtained at the University of Geneva.

Portrait of Ömer Antoine Kurtoglu, in working attire at the practice.

Ömer Antoine Kurtoglu

Dentist, SSO & SVMD member

Originally from Lausanne, he earned his medical degree there in 1992, then completed postgraduate training in surgery at the CHUV, in traumatology and otolaryngology. He then studied dentistry in Geneva, graduating in 2001, and practised at the University Medical Polyclinic as well as in several cantonal dental practices.

Read their backgrounds →

03 · Contact

Come and see us.

Avenue de Provence 4, fourth floor. Three minutes on foot from the M1, two free parking spaces, lift access.

021 626 03 05Directions and hours →