Gregor Slavíček

Leading specialist in functional and interdisciplinary dentistry. He is the CEO of Orehab Minds GmbH (Stuttgart) and has been the head of the Biotechnological Institute for Interdisciplinary Dentistry at the Steinbeis University (Berlin) since 2008. He is also a permanent member of the Council of Steinbeis University.

Professor Gregor Slavicek is an active educational student as a visiting professor: in 2012 he received the honorary title of professor at the Ukrainian Medical and Dental Academy, and from 2014 to 2018 he was a visiting professor at the First Moscow State Medical University.

His research interests focus on craniomandibular disorders (TMJ), functional bite analysis, condylography, and gnathology. He is the author of numerous publications, including studies of masticatory efficacy using standard food models, and is considered a recognized expert in the diagnosis and treatment of temporomandibular joint dysfunctions.

Key achievements
– MD and highly specialized education at the University of Vienna
– MSc in Clinical Research (2010)
– CEO of Orehab Minds GmbH, Director of the Institute at Steinbeis University
– Honorary Professor of the Ukrainian Dental Academy (2012)
– Visiting Professor at the First Medical University of Moscow (2014–2018)

Major publications and projects
– Studies on the analysis of masticatory efficacy through functional models (2023–2024)
— Works on condylography and TMJ dynamics (2020–2021)
– Study of digital methods for the analysis of mastication and functional occlusion (e.g., BruxChecker and standard food model)

Skills taught
– Condylography: methods of recording and analyzing TMJ movements
– Design and therapy of occlusal splints (splints) according to the Slavicek concept
— A systematic functional approach: from diagnostics to TMD management
– Integration of diagnostic tools (electromyography, BruxChecker) for complex dental therapy

For specialists, Otexe.com courses of Professor Slavicek are an outstanding opportunity to study systemic and evidence-based methods of diagnosis and therapy of TMJ. His approach combines basic science with clinical practice, giving doctors the tools to treat accurately and reliably.