Travelling to Germany for dental implants

What can be prepared before you travel?

Existing reports and images help with initial orientation. You can provide documents using the secure transfer page on our main website. A definitive diagnosis and treatment decision require an examination in person at ZAK.

• Which teeth are missing or causing concerns?
• What treatment has already been suggested?
• Which X-rays, reports and treatment plans are available?
• What medication do you take and what medical conditions should we know about?
• Which consultation language would you prefer and when can you travel?

Arrange visits around the treatment plan

Examination, surgery, reviews and making the restoration may require separate stays. We discuss which appointments can be combined after diagnostics. Coordinating appointments cannot replace the healing periods you need.

Discuss travel bookings and your return journey with us. For more extensive procedures, sedation or general anaesthesia, we also discuss a companion, recovery and the conditions for onward travel.

Practice and hotel in the same building

The practice is on the ground floor of Hotel Catalonia Berlin Mitte at Köpenicker Straße 80–82. Staying in the same building can reduce transfers between treatment and accommodation. Heinrich-Heine-Straße station on the U8 underground line is close by.

Accommodation, availability and travel costs are arranged separately. Tell us about your practical requirements so that we can coordinate appointments where clinically appropriate.

Agree aftercare before returning home

We discuss which reviews should take place at ZAK and which care may be appropriately arranged near your home. Responsibilities, necessary records and what to do if problems arise should be clear before you leave.

Regular cleaning and reviews remain important after the final teeth have been fitted. If symptoms develop, seek timely dental assessment rather than waiting for a later travel date.

A coordinated team for your restoration

Andreea Krauss has worked as a dentist since 1997 and has practised implant dentistry continuously since 2006. She holds a Master of Science in Periodontology and Implantology. Together with the surgical team and practice laboratory, ZAK connects planning, surgery and the restoration.

For international patients, your preferred consultation language is agreed in advance according to team availability. This helps us address clinical questions and practical arrangements early.