The 11 Best Cosmetic Dentists in Berlin

Patients who want aesthetics with metal-free materials will find that combination on the Kurfürstendamm. Dr. Houman Hémmat, who earned his doctorate at Hamburg's university hospital and is certified in ceramic implants, follows an A-B-C plan: aligners, bleaching, then contouring with composite or ceramic veneers. Veneer options include no-prep, feldspathic and e.max versions. The team speaks German, English, Persian and Croatian, and patients can message the practice on WhatsApp.

Its strength lies in front-tooth aesthetics without drilling where possible. Dr. Fredrik Brouwer's practice on Potsdamer Straße describes itself as a practice for cosmetic, restorative and digital dentistry. It offers classic ceramic veneers, ultra-thin no-prep veneers and direct composite work, plus bleaching and all-ceramic crowns. Digital planning provides a preview of the result, and the whole website is available in English.

Patients who need slight straightening before veneers can cover both within one practice group. SCHNUTE Zahnästhetik on Hohenzollerndamm, founded by dentist Jasmin Ecker, focuses on veneers, bleaching and professional cleaning alongside general dental care. Its sister practice in Schöneberg handles aligners and braces with an orthodontic team. The website explains when veneers can replace orthodontic treatment and when they cannot, and appointments are booked online.

Patients wary of over-treatment will appreciate this Charlottenburg practice's stated rule: as little as possible, as much as necessary. Opened in 2022 on Wilmersdorfer Straße, Studio Dental concentrates on prosthetics and aesthetic dentistry, including veneers, aligners and bleaching. Dr. Cornelia Montag completed the DGI implantology curriculum and trained in restoring single gaps in the visible front area. Patients see the same dentist at every visit, and both statutory and private patients are treated.

Speed is the practical advantage on Kantstraße: with CEREC and its own lab, PearlDent can make ceramic restorations in a single visit. Owner Elias Nisafi has run the practice since 2017 after further training in aesthetics, prosthetics, periodontology and CAD/CAM, and is a member of the German Society for Aesthetic Dentistry. Cosmetic options include veneers, no-prep veneers and Lumineers, in-office or home bleaching and Invisalign Go for small corrections.

Veneers are the core of Dr. Parham Shafé's work, which suits patients set on a full smile makeover. He has more than 20 years in aesthetic dentistry after studies and clinical research at the Charité. Treatment is planned with 3D scans, Digital Smile Design and a mock-up, and veneers are made in the practice's own master lab. For whitening and cleaning there is also a dental spa inside KaDeWe that accepts walk-ins.

Its strength lies in smile makeovers planned around the whole face. Lead dentist Dr. Svetla Alpermann has 15 years of aesthetic work in Switzerland and Germany and uses Digital Smile Design, with ceramics made by the Hamburg lab Reichert di Lorenzen. The Friedrichstraße practice also offers bleaching, facial aesthetics with injections and independent second opinions. It is open seven days a week, which helps visitors on a short stay.

Commuters and travellers arriving at Hauptbahnhof will find this practice a few minutes away in the Europacity. Berlin Smile is open without a break from 8 am to 8 pm on weekdays, and its cosmetic range covers veneers, tooth-coloured fillings and Invisalign. A free first consultation includes a digital scan and a before-and-after simulation. Parking is available in the garage opposite, and the website has an English version.

A relaxed tone and a broad range make this Wilmersdorf practice a good fit for patients who want veneers from their regular dentist. On Pfalzburger Straße, Jan Tasler, a dentist since 2000 with a focus on bite analysis, works with Mischa Ommid Steude, who holds a Master of Science in implantology and previously practised in Copenhagen. Ceramic and composite veneers are offered next to implants, crowns, orthodontics and children's dentistry. Anxious patients are explicitly welcome.

International patients have a well-established option at KU64, a large practice on the Kurfürstendamm with more than 20 years behind it. Its stated focus areas are aesthetic dentistry, implants and dental prosthetics, alongside prevention, root canal and gum treatment. Staff are trained to work with children and anxious patients. The website has an English version, and the practice is a short walk from Adenauerplatz U-Bahn station.

Patients who want veneers alongside implants or orthodontics can stay under one roof at this Kurfürstendamm practice clinic. Dentalsplace, run by Dr. Markus Lietzau and Dr. Margarita Lietzau, combines general dentistry, oral surgery, implantology and orthodontics with its own dental lab. Aesthetic options include ceramic veneers and no-prep Lumineers, several bleaching methods and, under the Aestheticsplace label, hyaluronic acid and botulinum treatments. Children are treated in a separate area.