I am Dr. Martin Maximilian Jaroch, a dentist holding two Master of Science degrees in Orthodontics and Periodontology & Implant Therapy.
After graduating in Dentistry and earning my doctoral degree (Dr. med. dent.) at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, I deliberately chose to pursue two postgraduate Master’s degrees. My goal was to integrate different scientific disciplines in order to provide my patients with a modern, interdisciplinary, and long-term approach to dental care.
At my practice in Singen, Germany, I treat patients of all ages with a focus on orthodontics, periodontology, implant dentistry, aligner therapy, and tooth preservation. Prevention, evidence-based dentistry, and the lifelong preservation of natural teeth are at the heart of everything I do.
In addition to my clinical work, I am an international lecturer, author, and scientific contributor. As one of the few Invisalign Mentors for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, I support fellow dentists in implementing modern aligner therapy into their clinical practice.
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There are also national articles in various newspapers:
In 2026, I published my book Anti-Tooth Aging. In it, I explain that tooth aging is not an inevitable consequence of getting older, but a process that can be actively influenced through prevention, nutrition, oral hygiene, lifestyle, and evidence-based dentistry. The book combines scientific knowledge with practical recommendations, challenges common myths about oral health, and promotes one central idea: helping people preserve their natural teeth for a lifetime.
https://www.amazon.com/author/drjaroch
One of the questions I am asked most often is why I chose not to become a board-certified orthodontic specialist.
The answer can be summed up in a quote by Professor Laura Esserman, one of the world’s leading breast cancer surgeons and a member of the TIME100 – The World’s Most Influential People.
When her dean asked:
“Laura, do you not see the boundaries between disciplines?”
Her answer was simple:
“No. Why should I?”
That philosophy has profoundly influenced the way I think about dentistry.
Like Professor Laura Esserman, I believe that the boundaries between disciplines should never become boundaries to better patient care.
I have never wanted to be defined by a single specialty.
My goal has always been to understand the entire stomatognathic system—the complex interaction between teeth, bone, periodontal tissues, function, biology, aesthetics, and long-term oral health.
Patients do not come to my practice with an “orthodontic problem,” a “periodontal problem,” or an “implant problem.”
They come as people.
Every patient presents a unique biological situation that deserves an individualized solution—not one limited by the perspective of a single discipline.
For this reason, I deliberately chose a different educational path.
Instead of pursuing one narrowly focused specialty, I completed two Master’s degrees: one in Orthodontics and another in Periodontology and Implant Therapy.
Not to collect academic titles.
But to integrate multiple scientific perspectives into every treatment decision.
This philosophy guides every aspect of my work.
Sometimes orthodontic treatment is the best solution.
Sometimes periodontal regeneration is the key.
Sometimes a tooth can be preserved even when extraction has already been recommended.
And sometimes an implant truly is the right choice.
The discipline should never determine the treatment.
The patient should.
That is the philosophy that has guided my education, my clinical practice, and every treatment plan I create.
I don’t treat specialties.
I treat people.
That’s why I chose to master disciplines instead of being defined by one.
My mission is not to practice a particular specialty.
My mission is to provide the most biologically sound, scientifically supported, and long-term solution for every individual patient.
Because exceptional dentistry does not begin with a specialty.
It begins with seeing the whole person.
Periodontology/Periodontal Surgery
Implantology
Dental Prosthetics/Veneers
Invisible braces (Invisalign)
Fixed ceramic braces
Tooth-colored fillings
State-of-the-art root canal treatments
Power teeth whitening in 1 hour
Professional dental cleaning
State-of-the-art braces and short treatment times
Invisible braces (Invisalign Teen)
Cavity treatments with various materials (including without drilling)
Child prophylaxis
Cash payment
Card payment
Invoice payment (processed through a billing center)
Private health insurances
Public health insurances
Self-payers from Switzerland
International self-payers
Additional languages:
English
French
Polish