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The 13 Best Dental Implant Clinics in Berlin

In Germany, implant treatment is often split between two practices: an oral or maxillofacial surgeon places the implant, and your regular dentist then fits the crown or bridge. Some practices handle both. Statutory health insurance generally does not pay for the implant itself, only a fixed subsidy towards the crown, so the treatment plan and cost estimate deserve attention.

This guide lists Berlin practices whose own websites show implantology as a core service. For each one we note the surgeons' qualifications, options such as bone grafting, 3D planning and sedation, and the languages offered.

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What matters when you need dental implant clinics in Berlin: expertise, recommendations from other customers, a quick reply and a location that suits you. That's how we chose this list.

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MKG-Praxisklinik Berlin-Dahlem#1
What stands out
  • In-house printed surgical guides

  • Free All-on-X suitability check

  • Own operating theatre

MKG-Praxisklinik Berlin-Dahlem

5.0285 reviews
Thielallee 14, 14195 Berlin-Bezirk Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Germany
Best for
Guided full-arch implants

Fully digital planning sets this Dahlem practice clinic apart. Dr. Dr. Pawel Schwartzmann, who trained at university hospitals in Zurich and Basel, combines 3D intraoral scans, virtual surgery planning and drilling templates printed in-house for guided implant placement. Full-arch All-on-4 and All-on-X restorations start with a free suitability check. Treatment can take place in sedation or under general anaesthesia in the clinic's own operating theatre with an anaesthesia team.

ANTLITZ MKG-Chirurgie, Berlin#2
What stands out
  • Facharzt für MKG-Chirurgie

  • Digitally navigated implants

  • English website

ANTLITZ MKG-Chirurgie

5.0208 reviews
Nollendorfpl. 3-4, 10777 Berlin-Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Deutschland
Best for
Implants with navigated surgery

A maxillofacial surgeon with both a medical and a dental licence suits patients whose implant case touches on wider jaw problems. Thomas Schieritz qualified as Facharzt für Mund-, Kiefer- und Gesichtschirurgie in 2016 and runs this practice at Nollendorfplatz with a declared focus on implantology. Services include implant placement with digital navigation, bone augmentation and treatment under anaesthesia. The website has an English version, which helps expats prepare for the first visit.

ORALC Oralchirurgie & Implantologie, Berlin#3
What stands out
  • Fachzahnarzt für Oralchirurgie

  • Conscious sedation qualification

  • Digital 3D implant planning

ORALC Oralchirurgie & Implantologie

4.9219 reviews
Warschauer Str. 38, 10243 Berlin, Deutschland
Best for
Anxious patients needing implants

Nervous patients are a stated focus of this surgical practice at Warschauer Straße. It is led by Ahmed Saeed, a Fachzahnarzt für Oralchirurgie who trained under Charité maxillofacial surgeon Prof. Bodo Hoffmeister and completed a curriculum in implantology. Implants are planned digitally in 3D and placed with bone grafting where needed, using piezo surgery. The team holds a qualification in conscious sedation, so suitable patients can be treated in twilight sleep.

Dr. Hakimi + Kollegen, Berlin#4
What stands out
  • All-on-X same-day teeth

  • Ceramic implants

  • Fachzahnarzt für Oralchirurgie

Dr. Hakimi + Kollegen

4.9135 reviews
Tauentzienstraße 11, 10789 Berlin-Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Germany
Best for
Fixed teeth in one day

Its strength lies in full-arch cases: with the All-on-X approach, suitable patients leave with fixed teeth on the day of surgery. Dr. Reza Hakimi is a Fachzahnarzt für Oralchirurgie and runs the practice inside the Europa-Center by Breitscheidplatz. He covers single implants, full restorations with bone grafting, ceramic implants and computer-guided planning based on 3D imaging. He is also a certified sports dentist and treats teeth grinding with medical Botox.

Praxis Dr. Bochdam am Alexanderplatz, Berlin#5
What stands out
  • Surgery-only practice

  • NewTom 3D imaging

  • General anaesthesia possible

Praxis Dr. Bochdam am Alexanderplatz

4.8279 reviews
Alexanderpl. 1, 10178 Berlin, Deutschland
Best for
Central location by Alexanderplatz

Commuters will find this surgical practice at Alexanderplatz easy to reach for each stage of treatment. Dr. Kai Uwe Bochdam, PhD and holder of two Master of Science degrees, works with Fachzahnarzt Athanasios Papasilekas and maxillofacial surgeon Konstantin von Strachwitz. Implants are planned with an in-house NewTom 3D scanner and placed under local anaesthesia or, in individual cases, general anaesthesia. The practice treats surgically only and then sends patients back to their own dentist.

Praxis Dr. Dröseler, Berlin#6
What stands out
  • University clinic background

  • Twilight sleep or general anaesthesia

  • Parking available

Praxis Dr. Dröseler

4.978 reviews
Klausdorfer Str. 2, 12629 Berlin, Germany
Best for
Anxious patients in east Berlin

East Berlin residents who are nervous about surgery have a calm option in Marzahn-Hellersdorf. Dr. Christoph Dröseler worked as an oral surgeon at Leipzig University's maxillofacial clinic before opening his own practice for oral surgery and implantology in 2012. Treatments include implants for patients with no remaining teeth, immediate implants with a crown and jawbone augmentation. Procedures can be done in twilight sleep or under general anaesthesia, and parking is available.

IMPLA·VIO, Berlin#7
What stands out
  • Fachzahnärzte für Oralchirurgie

  • Ceramic implants and sinus lift

  • External anaesthesia team

IMPLA·VIO

5.049 reviews
Hauptstraße 87, 12159 Berlin, Deutschland
Best for
Complex cases with bone loss

Complex implant cases with major bone loss are where this Friedenau practice puts its weight. Dr. Esther Kluk and her colleagues are Fachzahnärzte für Oralchirurgie and handle multiple and immediate implants, bone block grafts and external sinus lifts. Implants are available in titanium or ceramic, planned in 3D and supported with laser and platelet-rich fibrin from the patient's own blood. An external anaesthesia team can be called in, and the website has an English version.

Belleza Zentrum für Implantologie, Berlin#8
What stands out
  • Oral and maxillofacial surgeons

  • 3D DVT imaging on site

  • Online booking and callback

Belleza Zentrum für Implantologie

4.7239 reviews
Bölschestraße 113, 12587 Berlin-Bezirk Treptow-Köpenick, Germany
Best for
Implants needing bone augmentation

Rebuilding lost jawbone before an implant is a particular focus of this surgical centre in Friedrichshagen. Oral surgeon Tobias Dieke and maxillofacial surgeon Alexander Wustlich, both holding a Master of Science, plan treatment with 3D DVT imaging and handle implants, bone augmentation, oral surgery and periodontology. A dental hygienist covers professional cleaning and implant aftercare. Consultations can be booked online at any hour, and there is a callback service.

Oralchirurgie Dr. Andree, Berlin#9
What stands out
  • Three Fachzahnärzte für Oralchirurgie

  • 3D X-ray on site

  • Video consultation

Oralchirurgie Dr. Andree

4.887 reviews
Treskowstraße 76, 12623 Berlin-Bezirk Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Germany
Best for
South-east Berlin and anxious patients

Patients in Berlin's south-east get three qualified oral surgeons under one roof at this Mahlsdorf practice. Dr. Anke Andree, Dr. Katja Bornfleth and Christian Goy all hold the Fachzahnarzt title in oral surgery. The practice covers the full range of implantology and periodontal treatment with 3D X-ray imaging on site. Anxious patients are a declared focus, and a video consultation can be booked before the first visit.

Implantologie Team Berlin#10
What stands out
  • Maxillofacial and oral surgeons

  • Sedation or general anaesthesia

  • Peri-implantitis treatment

Implantologie Team Berlin

4.887 reviews
Scharnweberstraße 2, 13405 Berlin-Bezirk Reinickendorf, Deutschland
Best for
Implants under general anaesthesia

Patients who want implant surgery under general anaesthesia have a straightforward option in this Reinickendorf group practice. Founder Dr. Dr. Michael Weiss, a maxillofacial surgeon, works with Thomas Ebel and oral surgeon Anja Zuchanke. Implant placement, surgical treatment of deep gum disease and peri-implantitis, and extractions can each be carried out under local anaesthesia, twilight sedation or general anaesthesia. Appointments outside regular hours can also be arranged.

Oralchirurgie und Implantologie am Rosenthaler Platz, Berlin#11
What stands out
  • DGI-certified implantology focus

  • Five treatment languages

  • Sedation on request

Oralchirurgie und Implantologie am Rosenthaler Platz

4.7140 reviews
Brunnenstraße 181, 10119 Berlin, Deutschland
Best for
Treatment in English and other languages

International patients in Mitte can be treated in their own language here: the team works in German, English, Turkish, Russian and Arabic. Practice owner Said Hawali has more than 20 years in oral surgery and implantology and holds the DGI's certified focus in implantology, renewed several times. Every procedure is planned on a 3D DVT scan and can be done under sedation. Appointments can be booked online through Doctolib.

Oralchirurgische Praxis Dr. Michael Petschler, Berlin#12
What stands out
  • Microsurgical root-end resection

  • Oral surgeon since 2001

  • Approved training practice

Oralchirurgische Praxis Dr. Michael Petschler

4.885 reviews
Feurigstraße 52, 10827 Berlin-Bezirk Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Germany
Best for
Saving a tooth before implanting

Patients who would rather keep a tooth than replace it should know this surgery-only practice in Schöneberg. Its particular focus is microsurgical root-end resection under the operating microscope, alongside a broad range of oral surgery and implant procedures. Dr. Michael Petschler was recognised as an oral surgeon in 2001 and has taught surgery at the Berlin dental chamber's training institute since then. The practice is also an approved training site for future oral surgeons.

Zahnarztpraxis Dr. Lars Börner, Berlin#13
What stands out
  • BDIZ EDI certified implantology

  • Titanium or zirconia implants

  • Courses for other dentists

Zahnarztpraxis Dr. Lars Börner

5.032 reviews
Wendenschloßstraße 37, 12559 Berlin-Bezirk Treptow-Köpenick, Germany
Best for
Implant and crown in one practice

Patients who prefer to have implant and crown done by the same practice should look at this Köpenick surgery. The general practice of Dr. Lars Börner and colleague Hagen has been certified for implantology by the BDIZ EDI for more than 20 years. It places titanium or zirconia implants, can test for titanium intolerance beforehand and often presents two or three treatment options in complex cases. Dr. Börner also teaches implant courses for other dentists.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1MKG-Praxisklinik Berlin-Dahlem 5.0285Guided full-arch implants
#2ANTLITZ MKG-Chirurgie 5.0208Implants with navigated surgery
#3ORALC Oralchirurgie & Implantologie 4.9219Anxious patients needing implants
#4Dr. Hakimi + Kollegen 4.9135Fixed teeth in one day
#5Praxis Dr. Bochdam am Alexanderplatz 4.8279Central location by Alexanderplatz
#6Praxis Dr. Dröseler 4.978Anxious patients in east Berlin
#7IMPLA·VIO 5.049Complex cases with bone loss
#8Belleza Zentrum für Implantologie 4.7239Implants needing bone augmentation
#9Oralchirurgie Dr. Andree 4.887South-east Berlin and anxious patients
#10Implantologie Team Berlin 4.887Implants under general anaesthesia
#11Oralchirurgie und Implantologie am Rosenthaler Platz 4.7140Treatment in English and other languages
#12Oralchirurgische Praxis Dr. Michael Petschler 4.885Saving a tooth before implanting
#13Zahnarztpraxis Dr. Lars Börner 5.032Implant and crown in one practice

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Map of dental implant clinics in Berlin

The practices are spread across the city, from Mitte, Friedrichshain and Schöneberg to outer districts such as Reinickendorf, Dahlem, Köpenick and Marzahn-Hellersdorf.

Services to compare

  • Single-tooth implantsReplacing one missing tooth with an implant and crown without grinding down the neighbouring teeth.
  • Full-arch fixed teethAll-on-4 or All-on-X concepts that fix a full bridge on a few implants, sometimes with temporary teeth on the day of surgery.
  • Bone grafting and sinus liftRebuilding lost jawbone so an implant has enough support.
  • Immediate and ceramic implantsPlacing the implant straight after an extraction, or using metal-free ceramic implants.
  • Peri-implantitis treatmentTreating inflammation and bone loss around existing implants.

How to choose Dental Implant Clinics in Berlin

  1. Check the surgical qualificationTitles such as Fachzahnarzt für Oralchirurgie, Facharzt für Mund-, Kiefer- und Gesichtschirurgie or a Tätigkeitsschwerpunkt Implantologie from the DGI or BDIZ EDI show formal surgical training.
  2. Ask about bone and 3D planningAfter tooth loss the jaw often shrinks. Ask whether bone grafting or a sinus lift can be done in the same practice and whether a 3D scan guides the planning.
  3. Clarify who makes the crownSurgery-only practices place the implant and send you back to your own dentist for the crown. Get a written treatment and cost plan for both parts before you start.
  4. Discuss anaesthesia earlyMost practices offer local anaesthesia, and many add twilight sedation or general anaesthesia. These usually cost extra, and you will need someone to take you home.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a dental implant cost in Berlin?

It varies. The price depends on the number of implants, whether bone grafting is needed, the implant material, the crown or bridge on top and the anaesthesia. Treatment is billed under the private GOZ fee scale, statutory insurance contributes only a fixed subsidy towards the crown, and supplementary dental insurance may cover more. Ask for a written treatment and cost plan.

How long does implant treatment take?

The implant usually needs several months to bond with the bone before the final crown is fitted, and longer if bone has to be rebuilt first. In suitable cases, immediate implants or full-arch concepts allow temporary fixed teeth on the day of surgery.

Can implants be placed under sedation?

Yes, many surgical practices offer twilight sedation or general anaesthesia as well as local anaesthesia, which helps anxious patients and longer procedures. You must not drive afterwards, and the anaesthesia is usually billed separately.

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