Eyk Schiller

Dr Eyk Schiller is a German-born and trained dentist (Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry) and a lecturer in Anatomy, Physiology, and Prosthodontics. He is interested in a biological approach to dentistry. He studied dentistry at Leipzig University, graduating in 2002 with a particular interest in Adhesive Reconstructions (influenced by Prof. Dr Knut Merte). In 2005, he earned his PhD in Muscle Physiology, focusing on musculature innervated by cranial nerves, particularly the effects of denervation and reinnervation.

Dr Schiller's dental practice encompasses general dentistry, with particular interests in prosthodontics and oral rehabilitation, orofacial pain, and CranioMandibular Disorders (CMD/TMD), as well as the management of postural disorders, including headache and neck and back pain. His patient base also includes individuals with brain, head, and spine injuries, as well as Olympic athletes and professional musicians.

He shares his knowledge with colleagues across all ‘trades’ in dentistry, dental technology, physiotherapy, and related subjects in an interdisciplinary way.

A message from Dr. Schiller: "I was introduced to the original Garrison Composi-Tight® sectional matrix system for the first time at Leipzig University (Germany) in 1999. Over the last few decades, I've tried several other systems, but I always came back to Garrison and their sectional matrix systems. I guess that is reason enough, at least for me. 

I'm a bit obsessed with dental occlusion and its systemic role. Over the past decades, I have become a LERCH Concept Instructor (a physiological, functional and prosthodontic concept developed by Peter LERCH, Switzerland), a NAP Instructor (Neuro-muscular Activity-dependent Plasticity Therapy, a physiotherapy concept developed by Renata HORST, Germany) and a clinical teacher at the Swiss School of Prosthetics (SSOP at Candulor AG, Switzerland). I also enjoy collaborating with VOCO GmbH & Co. KG (Germany) and LM-Dental Instruments (Finland)."