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DR. JACQUES NUSSBAUMER
- Graduate of the C.E.S.M.O. (Certificat d’Etudes Cliniques Supérieures Mention Orthodontie)
- Since 1996, associate in the Cosmetic and Maxillofacial Surgery Department of Strasbourg University Hospitals
- Certified in orthodontic treatment with transparent aligners (Invisalign)
Certified in invisible lingual orthodontics - Board member of the SFSO (French Association of Orthodontic Specialists)
- President of the continuing education association: ONFOC 67 (Office Nouveau de Formation Odontologie Continue)
DR. MÉLANIE LE VEN
- Diplôme d’État de Docteur en Chirurgie-Dentaire – University of Reims, 2018
- Diplôme d’Études Spécialisées en Orthopédie Dento-Faciale (DES-ODF) – University of Strasbourg, 2021
- Chef de Clinique Universitaire – Assistant Hospitalier – Faculty of Dental Surgery and University Hospitals of Strasbourg (since 2021)
- Former Intern – University Hospitals of Strasbourg (2018-2021)
- Certified in orthodontic treatment with clear aligners and splints
- Certified in invisible lingual orthodontics
- Provisional member – European Board of Orthodontics, 2022
- Member of CEO (European College of Orthodontics)
- Member of CDEODF
Dr. Jacques NUSSBAUMER practices visible and invisible orthodontics for children, teenagers, and adults in Strasbourg.
He is a certified specialist in orthodontics, a title he earned after completing a 3–4-year specialized residency following his 6 years of dental surgery studies.
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For the same patient, several therapeutic choices are often possible. We'll let you choose YOUR treatment, after explaining all the possible alternatives, with their advantages and disadvantages, based on our professional expertise and the latest scientific data.
Treatments
Technologies

Digital dental impressions
For your enhanced comfort, dental impressions that were once made using alginate paste are now performed at Dr. NUSSBAUMER’s office using a new technology: digital impression.
A very fine scanner is inserted into the mouth; as it moves, the teeth, gums, and palate are recorded and appear in real time on a nearby screen. The image resolution is extremely high.
Digital impression is the modern way to establish a diagnosis, plan treatments, and communicate with our laboratories and with you.
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2D/3D Panoramic X-ray
For better visualization of dental anomalies and more precise treatment planning, Dr. NUSSBAUMER’s orthodontic practice is equipped with a dedicated area for producing two-dimensional radiographs (panoramic and lateral cephalometric X-rays), as well as a three-dimensional scanner.
Three-dimensional imaging, produced by cone beam or CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography), represents a major advancement in medical imaging.
Dental anomalies such as impacted or supernumerary teeth are significantly more visible than on conventional radiographs. And better visualization of anomalies means better treatment planning. The choice of direction for traction of impacted teeth and the possible extraction of supernumerary teeth is greatly improved.
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Microscope
To ensure better monitoring of your oral health, a dedicated area of the practice is equipped for assessing the balance of the oral microbiome. This space includes a microscope, a tablet, and a large display screen.
The mouth hosts a wide variety of bacteria and fungi. All these microorganisms, collectively known as the oral flora, form an ecosystem: they make up the oral biofilm, a soft deposit that adheres to and accumulates on and between the teeth. These bacteria feed on sugars and food residues left in the mouth.
Bacteria from a balanced flora contribute to the proper functioning of the mouth by maintaining healthy teeth and gums, protecting against various environmental aggressors, and aiding in the pre-digestion of food.
An imbalanced flora is harmful to the mouth, as harmful bacteria may multiply and, over time, lead to cavities or gum problems.
It is therefore essential to ensure a healthy microbial balance both before and during treatment.
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Laser
Today, conventional non-surgical treatments, manual or ultrasonic scaling, remain the standard approach for managing chronic periodontal disease.
However, chemical adjuncts such as antibiotics and/or antiseptics are limited by the bioavailability of active ingredients and the actual effective doses delivered in situ.
Lasers now offer an intellectually appealing therapeutic alternative. They provide bactericidal action, have the potential to detoxify exposed root surfaces, and fit within a non-surgical treatment framework.
The laser’s bio-stimulatory potential on tissues is said to enhance healing and reduce post-operative inflammation. This innovative approach to treating periodontitis is particularly attractive due to its non-invasive, painless nature and lack of side effects.
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Telephone Support Hours
Monday | 8h30-12h / 14h-18h |
Tuesday | 8h30-13h / 15h-18h |
Wednesday | 8h30-12h / 14h-17h |
Friday | 8h30-13h / 15h-19h |
Saturday | (½) 8h30-12h |
21, Quai Rouget de LIsle
67000 - Strasbourg
Accès
The clinic is located near Dordogne station, served by line 2 (Gare <-> Deux Rives) and line 6 (towards Hœnheim/Souffelweyersheim <-> Pont Phario). | |
On lines B or E (Robertsau or Hœnheim), the station closest to the practice is Lycée Kléber. From there, you can walk or take Bus 2 (2 stops toward Deux Rives). |
Consultation hours
in Strasbourg
Monday | 8h-12h / 14h-18h |
Tuesday | (½) 8h-13h / 15h-18h |
Wednesday | (½) 8h-12h / 14h-17h |
Thursday | Closed |
Friday | 8h-13h / 15h-18h |
Saturday | (½) 8h-12h |
Consultation hours
in Strasbourg
151 Place de la Republique
67730 - Schirmeck
Accès
The clinic is located near the Schirmeck - La Broque train station. You can reach Schirmeck by TER regional train or by a bus from the 67 network. | |
You can also reach Schirmeck by car via the A352 motorway, then by following the D1420 departmental road. |
Consultation hours
in Schirmeck
Tuesday | 9h-13h / 14h-17h |
Wednesday | (½) 9h-13h / 14h-17h |
Saturday | (½) 9h-12h |