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I’ve wanted to be a dentist since I was eight years old. Considering our financial circumstances – my mother was a single parent, my father left us when I was three years old – this seemed an impossible dream.

As I have always viewed dentistry and my work for my clients (I don’t call them patients) in a different way than many of my colleagues, I became self-employed at a very early stage, setting up my own practice in times of great economic hardship and without capital of my own.

But with love, hard work, optimism and confidence in what I do and a great deal of honesty towards my clients and myself I became very successful.

And this is what my staff and anyone who visits my practice feel – every day.

I realised very early on that a person’s teeth cannot be viewed in isolation, but that a holistic approach to treatment that takes into account the importance of teeth for the entire body is the more sensible and healthy way to go in the long term.

And so I learned that metal-free materials (if possible), ideally ceramic, are the materials of the future, and not just for aesthetic reasons.

Other children wanted to be a policewoman or an astronaut. I always had the dream of becoming a dentist. That fresh smell when I came into the office. The warmth and the security.

A degree was incredibly far away for me, but I managed it. I went into business for myself early on and created more than a practice. I created a home. For my team, my customers and me.

We look at each person holistically and guide you on the path to a healthier life and stronger self-esteem. With calm and serenity.

For me, being a dentist is not a profession, but a calling!