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YOUR ENGLISH-SPEAKING DENTIST IN BASEL: IMPLANTS & AESTHETIC RECONSTRUCTION

We combine reliable general dentistry with highly specialised reconstructive, aesthetic and implant treatments – precisely planned, medically sound and focused on long-term quality.

Dr. Thomas Gasser

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Dr. med. dent. Thomas Gasser

Swiss-certified Specialist in Reconstructive Dentistry (SSRD) • MAS Oral Implantology (University of Zurich, UZH)
Member: SSO, SSO beider Basel, SSRD, ITI, EPA, SGDMFR

Whether fixed dental restorations, aesthetic improvements, or long-term preservation of your teeth—at our practice, you are at the centre of everything we do.

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Fachzahnarztpraxis Dr. Gasser Basel
Dentist Basel

Dental practice at Greifengasse 1 in Basel.

For over 70 years, the dental practice on Greifengasse in Basel has been a place where dentistry is delivered to the highest standards—with personal dedication.

Under the leadership of Dr. Thomas Gasser, this tradition continues today with proven specialist expertise, precise planning and state-of-the-art technology.

We combine evidence-based therapies with a biological understanding of healing in teeth, bone and soft tissues.

As a specialist in reconstructive and aesthetic dental rehabilitation, and with a focus on implant dentistry, we offer solutions ranging from single-tooth treatments to comprehensive full-mouth rehabilitation—including bone augmentation and soft-tissue corrections.

Our goal is long-lasting, natural-looking results—planned individually, and explained in a clear and understandable way.

State-of-the-art dentistry
Biocompatible materials.

Patients with dental anxiety are welcome.

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Patient information & education

Using a mandibular advancement device:

1. The appliance should be individually fitted after dental and medical assessment and, for OSA, used within an appropriate sleep-medicine pathway.
2. Insert it before sleep as instructed; advancement is usually adjusted gradually rather than set to one fixed position immediately.
3. Clean it daily with a toothbrush and suitable mild cleaner; avoid hot water that could distort the material.
4. Store it clean and dry in a ventilated container.
5. Attend follow-up appointments to assess fit, dental side effects, jaw comfort and treatment effectiveness.

Temporary salivation, dry mouth, tooth or jaw discomfort and morning bite changes can occur. Long-term use can cause tooth movement or bite changes, which is why dental follow-up matters. Mandibular advancement devices are evidence-based for selected patients with primary snoring and OSA, particularly when prescribed after sleep assessment. CPAP remains first-line or preferred treatment for many patients with moderate to severe OSA, depending on individual circumstances.

Sleep Apnoea

Mandibular advancement devices can help selected patients with snoring or obstructive sleep apnoea as part of medical sleep care.

Possible complications include pulpal inflammation, sensitivity, pain on biting, structural fracture and, for deep root cracks, loss of the tooth. Diagnosis may use magnification, transillumination, bite tests, periodontal probing and targeted radiographs. Small defects may be restored conservatively; structurally compromised teeth may need cuspal coverage with an onlay, overlay or crown. Root canal treatment is indicated only when pulpal disease requires it. A deep split or vertical root fracture may make extraction unavoidable.

Cracked and Fractured Teeth

Sharp pain when biting can be caused by a cracked tooth. Magnified diagnosis and conservative restorative options in Basel.

With long-standing edentulism, the residual ridge may become narrower and flatter, which can make a conventional denture less stable. Implant-supported overdentures or fixed full-arch restorations can improve retention and chewing function in appropriately selected patients. The best option depends on bone volume, anatomy, medical factors, hygiene, dexterity, expectations and cost. Implants do not completely prevent normal bone remodelling, and not every patient needs or is suitable for a fixed solution.

Complete Tooth Loss

Complete tooth loss affects chewing, denture stability and jaw anatomy. Compare conventional and implant-supported options in Basel.

English speaking dentist in Basel

English speaking

Dentist

Moving to Basel comes with many decisions.
Finding a dentist who communicates clearly and offers structured, high-quality care should not be one of them.

We treat international patients from all over the world – with consultations in English, German and Italian, and a strong focus on clarity, precision and long-term outcomes.

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What our patients say

"As a long-term patient of Dr. Gasser's specialist dental practice, I can say with full conviction that this is the best dental practice I have ever visited."

Mr. G. A.

"Before my experience with Dr. Gasser, I was deeply dissatisfied with my dental health and had little hope left for a solution to my complex situation."

Mrs. C. K.

"From the very beginning, I felt that Dr. Gasser is an exceptional dentist. He listened attentively and thoroughly analyzed my previous treatments."

Mr. A. L.

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