Dentist leaves Presseck: What's next for the patients?

Dentist leaves Presseck: What's next for the patients?

In the tranquil Presseck, the local healthcare system is taking a new turn: dentist Stefan Sigmund is giving up his practice after many years. At the end of the month he says goodbye and retires to spend more time with his family and his grandson and to pursue shooting. An exciting change is imminent, because Mayor Christian Ruppert (CSU) already has good news for the community: an investor has been found who will create modern, contemporary practice rooms.

The previous rooms of the dental practice are already obsolete, although access to the practice could not be made barrier-free due to a high staircase. These circumstances make a redesign all the more necessary in order to be able to offer patients better accessibility and modern comfort in the future.

Dentistry according to the latest standards

In this transition phase, the question arises as to what will happen next with dentistry in Presseck. While a successor for the dental practice is being sought, the search for a dedicated dentist does not go unnoticed. The KU.dent team, which offers a wide range of modern dentistry, could serve as an example here. Regular preventive care and comprehensive information for patients make up an essential part of the treatment. The goal is to ensure healthy and beautiful teeth for everyone.

Particularly in aesthetic dentistry and dentures, emphasis is placed on high-quality treatments that preserve the natural tooth structure. Individual treatment plans meet the needs and wishes of the patient and ensure the functional and aesthetic restoration of the teeth.

A new beginning for Presseck

The spirit of optimism in Presseck could actually bring momentum to dental care. As the community says goodbye to an old friend, this could also offer an opportunity for new perspectives in dentistry. When the new space is completed, it will provide the opportunity to work in a contemporary environment with state-of-the-art technology and continue to respond to patient needs.

Stefan Sigmund's decision is a loss for many, but at the same time it opens up an exciting opportunity for his successor to not only take over a practice in this charming community, but to set a new standard in dental care. It remains to be hoped that the search for a suitable successor will progress quickly and that Presseck will soon be home to a dental practice that meets modern standards.

Find out more about the background in the article by Frankenpost and discover the future-oriented approaches of KU.dent.