The 12 Best Orthodontists in Berlin

Adults who want to avoid extractions or jaw surgery should talk to this practice near the Kurfürstendamm. Dr. Felix Schneiderhan completed specialist training in orthodontics, where he gained particular experience with adult patients. He then took the two-year American Pitts Master programme and the MasterCOIP aligner course, and trained in orthodontic mini-implants. His approach aims to refine the whole smile, not only to straighten teeth.

Parents of young children with early signs of misalignment will appreciate the gentle start offered on Danziger Straße. Dr. Marc Adler is a dentist with a Master of Science in orthodontics, and for preschoolers he often uses Myobrace and FaceFormer trainers before any brace is needed. Teenagers and adults can choose between several aligner systems, including SpeedCorrect, Invisalign, ClearCorrect and CA Aligner. The first consultation is non-binding.

Aligner treatment is the main specialty of this Schöneberg practice on Motzstraße. Dr. Lars Dolmen holds a Master of Science in orthodontics, is a European Master of Aligners and has treated with Invisalign since 2018. Since October 2024 he has been an official mentor in Align Technology's peer programme, advising around 40 dentists on their cases. Planning uses an iTero scanner, 3D analysis and virtual progress checks, followed by a retention concept.

Adults with complex cases, including those who need jaw surgery alongside braces, have a broad team at this Leipziger Platz practice. Every treating dentist at ADENTICS Mitte is a Fachzahnarzt für Kieferorthopädie, and the group runs eight practices across Berlin and Brandenburg. Treatments include aligners, lingual braces, ceramic brackets and combined orthodontic and surgical therapy. English is spoken, appointments run until 7 pm on three weekdays, and parking can be reserved.

Adults weighing up invisible braces will find long aligner experience at this practice on Invalidenstraße, which has treated patients with Invisalign since 2001. All patients are seen by two Fachzahnärztinnen für Kieferorthopädie, led by Dr. Nicola Schmidt-Rogge. Impressions are taken with an iTero scanner instead of silicone, and the ClinCheck plan shows the expected result before treatment begins. The website has an English version.

Children whose bite problems are tied to breathing, posture or speech are well served by the joined-up approach in Kreuzberg. Dr. Alexander Scriba and Dr. Maria Mang de la Rosa are both certified specialists in orthodontics and run their practice on Gneisenaustraße themselves. They work with physiotherapists, osteopaths, oral surgeons, ENT doctors and speech therapists on each plan. The same doctors stay with a patient throughout, and the full website is available in English.

Adults who want braces nobody can see should look at BISS45, which uses WIN lingual brackets bonded behind the teeth. The practice in Charlottenburg, a penthouse on Bismarckstraße, is led by its founder, a Fachzahnarzt für Kieferorthopädie, with three Fachzahnärztinnen. In 2017 it became the first Berlin practice certified as a European Master of Aligners. A second Berlin practice is in Mitte, and the website has an English version.

Working parents in southern Neukölln benefit from this practice's longer hours: two evenings a week until 7:30 pm and two Fridays a month. Buckowdontics on Rudower Straße covers the full range of orthodontics for children, teenagers and adults, from removable braces to Invisalign and lingual braces. The team, which includes a Fachzahnärztin für Kieferorthopädie, also diagnoses and treats jaw joint problems. A first check-up is recommended from age four.

Families who want the same orthodontist from the first consultation to the final retainer get that promise at Villa Donti. Nurhak Karabulut holds a Master of Science in orthodontics from Danube Private University and previously worked as a children's dentist. Her practice on Mauerstraße treats both statutory and privately insured patients, with an eye on early detection in children. Adults can choose fixed or invisible braces, and sports mouthguards are made here as well.

A larger team with its own laboratory makes this Scheunenviertel practice a practical choice for families with several children in treatment. Founder Dr. Annette Wiemann is a Fachzahnärztin für Kieferorthopädie and has run the practice for 25 years with four orthodontists and over 20 staff. Options include Invisalign, lingual braces, classic braces and early treatment for children. Jaw joint problems are treated as well. The practice is open every weekday.

Adults who snore or have sleep apnoea alongside a crooked bite can address both here. Dr. Christine Voslamber, a Fachzahnärztin für Kieferorthopädie trained at the Charité, holds DGZS certification in dental sleep medicine and fits SomnoDent sleep splints. She has used Invisalign since the system's launch in 2001 and offers Orthopulse light therapy to speed up aligner treatment. Impressions are taken with a 3D scanner at her Wilmersdorf practice on Fechnerstraße.

Spanish-speaking families have a natural fit in this practice at Breslauer Platz, on the border of Friedenau and Steglitz. Yanina Ketzelman is a Fachzahnärztin für Kieferorthopädie recognised by the Berlin dental chamber and an Especialista en Ortodoncia from the University of Buenos Aires. Her website is available in Spanish as well as German. She treats teenagers and adults with modern braces, aiming for a functional bite, healthy jaw joints and results that last.