12 Best Dental Implant Clinics in Hamburg

Suits patients who are nervous about surgery, since the practice places implants with a minimally invasive method that works without a scalpel. It is a reference practice for MDI mini implants, which can give a denture firm hold even where the jawbone is thin. All crowns, bridges and dentures are made in the practice's own master dental laboratory. A first appointment is for planning only, with no treatment, and instalment payments are offered for larger cases.

The address for patients who want a metal-free implant. Dr. Andrea Steffers places ceramic implants made of zirconium oxide instead of titanium, an option for people with a titanium intolerance or concerns about metal in the mouth. She has held a certificate from the German Society of Implantology since 2012 and a master's degree in aesthetics and function. In visible areas a ceramic implant can often go in right after the tooth is removed. Planning uses a low-dose DVT scan.

Its strength lies in surgery: the practice in Barmbek-Nord concentrates on oral surgery, gentle extractions, periodontal surgery and the full range of implant treatment. Each implant is planned from a 3D image and an intraoral scan, and immediate implants with fixed teeth are offered where the bone allows. Twilight sedation is available for anxious patients. Philipp Tavrovski is a certified assessor in implantology for the German Society of Implantology, and the website has an English page.

A sound choice when bone is missing or an existing implant is in trouble, since this surgical practice treats peri-implantitis and rebuilds bone and soft tissue as well as placing implants. Dr. Dr. Oliver Vorwig and Dr. Dr. Georgios Mistakidis work only in surgery and describe the practice as focused on implantology. Implants are planned in 3D from a low-dose DVT scan and can be placed with navigated techniques. Several anaesthesia options are offered, and there is a second site in Wandsbek.

Handy for anyone working in the city centre who wants implants and everyday dentistry in one place. The practice on Speersort near the Domplatz covers the full range of dentistry, with implantology as one of its main fields. Dr. Cyrus Khorram has more than 25 years of experience in oral surgical implantology and holds master's degrees in implantology and dental surgery and in oral medicine. Implants are planned with computer-assisted 3D software, and the website greets patients in Persian and Russian.

A good fit for anxious patients, as the practice has long worked with nervous adults and offers laughing gas and treatment under general anaesthesia. Dr. Stephan Künzle wrote his doctoral thesis on dental implantology in 1993 and has made implants a focus of his work since 1995. The Wandsbek practice covers implants, dentures, aesthetic dentistry and gum treatment, alongside children's dentistry. It offers an independent, free assessment of existing findings and treatment plans, and the website has an English version.

Worth considering if you want the implant and the crown planned by someone who knows both sides of the work. Dr. Timo Adam trained as a dental technician before becoming a dentist, holds a master's degree in oral implantology and periodontology and is certified as an implantologist by the DGI. The practice near the Staatsoper combines general dentistry, implantology, oral surgery and orthodontics. The team previously ran the Zahnklinik ABC Bogen, and treatment under general anaesthesia is available.

Suits patients who want implant surgery and facial aesthetic treatment from the same surgeon. Dr. Dr. Artun Atac, a Facharzt for oral and maxillofacial surgery, runs this practice clinic in the KAIFU medical centre in Eimsbüttel. Every implant patient receives a detailed consultation and a personal treatment and cost plan, which can be sent to a private or supplementary insurer before surgery. In acute cases the practice can be contacted around the clock, and the building has step-free access and a lift.

Convenient for people in Winterhude and Eppendorf who cannot get time off during the week, since appointments outside normal hours and on two Saturdays a month can be arranged. Dr. Hilda Stoffels places single implants and fixed bridges on several implants, and uses implants to stabilise loose dentures. Bone grafting is available, and the practice offers All-on-4 style fixed teeth and treatment under general anaesthesia. Every patient receives an implant passport recording the system used.

Patients with complex jaw conditions may value surgeons with a university hospital background. PD Dr. Dr. Felix Blake, formerly a senior physician in maxillofacial surgery at the UKE, opened this practice in Hohenfelde in 2025 with Dr. Dr. Heiner Werle. Both hold master's degrees, and Dr. Blake also holds the European board qualification FEBOMFS. Implants are planned with digital volume tomography and discussed with alternatives and risks at a first consultation. Appointments can be booked online through Doctolib, outside opening hours too.

Suits patients who prefer an established surgical practice with sedation on hand. Founded 50 years ago as one of the first oral and maxillofacial surgery practices in Hamburg, it is now run by Dr. Dr. Phielepeit and Dr. Dr. Lindhorst, who list implant therapy as one of four main fields alongside jaw surgery, periodontal treatment and facial plastic surgery. Implants are routine work here and are planned with CT support where needed. Twilight sedation is offered on request, and the website has an English section.

Saves patients in Neugraben, Fischbek and the rest of Süderelbe a trip into the city for implant treatment. Dr. Weitze & Partner, in the Süderelbe shopping centre, works with several implant systems and plans each implant from a 3D model of the jaw. Sinus lifts and bone defects are handled with a synthetic bone substitute only. The team speaks English, Spanish, Russian, Greek, Turkish and Macedonian, and crowns and dentures come from the practice's own laboratory.