Our Prices at a Glance

Price table Our guarantee: up to CHF 450.– for emergencies

Are our prices rather expensive or reasonable? 

At zahnarztzentrum.ch, you receive high-quality, controlled treatment at fair prices that are standard for the region. We achieve this excellent price/performance ratio thanks to our modern practice concept. This includes using state-of-the-art technology and only the best materials. 

What exactly is the tax point value? 

The prices for dental services in Switzerland are calculated using billing items described in the service catalogue (DENTOTAR®). The usual duration and difficulty of a service is assigned to a range of tax points. The tax point value refers to the value in Swiss francs per tax point for a dental service. 

The tax point value at our locations is between CHF 1.10.- and CHF 1.20.- and is adjusted to regional conditions. 

How much does emergency treatment cost? 

Our promise: New patients who come to us with a dental emergency can be sure that we will offer them treatment at a maximum price of CHF 450.-. In most cases, however, the actual amount will be lower. Regardless of the extent of the treatment, we stand by this promise, no matter how much time and material is required. 

Treatment

Approximate price in CHF

Examination of new patient

approx. 100 + necessary X-rays

Dental hygiene (1 hour appointment)

approx. 190.-

Composite filling

from 280.- to 500.-

Tooth extraction

from 170.-

Surgical wisdom tooth extraction

from 490.-

Crown (including Swiss laboratory)

from 1'400.-

Dental implant with crown

from 4'000.-

Root canal treatment

from 660.-

Inlay / Onlay

from 1'500.-

Veneer

from 1'345.-

Dental bridge

from 3'900.-

New full dentures

from 2'500.-

Michigan splint

from 690.-

Aligner (transparent plastic splints)

from 4'500.-

In-Office Bleaching (with DH)

approx. 300.- to 450.-

FRS / teleradiographic lateral image (extraoral skull image) – for orthodontics

from 180.-

OPT / panoramic image – overview for the dentist/surgeon for prosthetic planning or surgical procedures, e.g. wisdom teeth

from 180.-

DVT / 3D X-ray - 3D image for implant planning, complex surgical procedures, e.g. wisdom teeth with narrow nerve position, before bone augmentation and in difficult root canal treatments

from 450.-

Single tooth film (small X-ray) – for imaging individual teeth for caries diagnosis or to clarify inflammation, e.g. in the bone or at the root tip

from 22.-

Questions and Answers

Statutory health insurance (basic insurance under the KVG) only covers dental treatment if it is necessary due to a serious illness or accident. Routine dental treatment is not covered. Depending on your private insurance cover, your supplementary insurance or accident insurance may cover certain costs.

No. X-rays and your medical records belong to you and will be transferred free of charge if required.

Examinations for toddlers and schoolchildren and standard treatments such as tooth-coloured fillings in milk teeth are much cheaper.