Dr. Benjamin Jakob Kux

Kieferorthopädie

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About the doctor

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Dr. Benjamin Jakob Kux ist stellvertretender ärztlicher Leiter und Leiter der Abteilung für Erwachsene bei Zahnregulierung Votiv. Er studierte Zahnheilkunde in Heidelberg und Wien, promovierte in Kieferorthopädie an der Charité Berlin und war dort als Oberarzt tätig. Seine Schwerpunkte sind unsichtbare Zahnregulierung mit Alignern, festsitzende Zahnspangen und komplexe kieferorthopädisch-kieferchirurgische Kombinationsbehandlungen, insbesondere bei kraniofazialen Fehlbildungen.

Diplomas & Certificates

Specialized Dentist for Orthodontics

Services

RetentionFree BracesFixed BracesLingual BracesRemovable Dental BraceInvisible Dental Aligners

Treatments

Fixed BracesInvisible Tooth Regulation (Aligner)Combined Orthodontic-Jaw Surgery Therapy

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Last updated: 12/10/2026, 14:22

Sources used

zahnregulierung-votiv.atThe clinic website · last checked on 31/07/2026
votiv-dental.atThe clinic website · last checked on 31/07/2026
Softdent/eTerminOnline appointment booking · availability last checked on 02/11/2026

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