Complete transparency

Our prices

Your smile, your needs: :
personalised, realistic care.

Our prices reflect the treatment carried out and are communicated transparently before every treatment.

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Our prices

For your convenience, we offer several payment options: either directly at the clinic with a 3% discount,
or via the Dental Practitioners' Fund (CMD).

Payment at the clinic, after each appointment.

Instalment payment at the clinic for multi-stage treatments.

Payment in more than 3 instalments possible via the CMD – subject to agreement upon receipt of the invoice.

These are indicative prices, which vary according to the patient's case and the canton, and do not constitute a quote.

Dental care

Emergency consultation (assessment and temporary treatment)
max CHF 300
Scale and polish (excluding X-rays; price depends on the time required)
CHF 130-190
Dental check-up (including 2 X-rays)
from CHF 140
Composite filling (depending on the number of surfaces and/or cusps)
from CHF 260
Root canal treatment
from CHF 480
Inlay / Onlay / Overlay (depending on the material)
from CHF 1'200
Crown (depending on the material and technique)
from CHF 1'400
Veneer
from CHF 1'500
Bridge (natural tooth; depending on the material, technique and number of pontics)
from CHF 3'200
Tooth extraction
CHF 115-700
Dental implant + single crown
from CHF 3'500
Tooth lightening (scale and polish not included, but required beforehand)
CHF 50-75
In-chair tooth whitening (scale and polish not included)
CHF 280-460
At-home whitening
CHF 520-650
Complete removable denture with relining
from CHF 2'300
2 dental implants securing a complete denture
from CHF 5'200

Dental and maxillofacial radiology

Panoramic X-ray
CHF 178
3D X-ray – cone beam computed tomography (CBCT)
CHF 379
Cephalometric X-ray / skull X-ray
CHF 178

Orthodontics

Clear aligner for 1 arch
from CHF 3'000
Clear aligner for 2 arches
from CHF 4'400
Fixed appliance, 1 arch
CHF 4'500
Fixed appliance, 2 arches
CHF 8'600
Retention for 1 arch / removable retainer
from CHF 530
Retention for 2 arches / removable retainers
from CHF 990
Retention for 1 arch / bonded wire
from CHF 620
Retention for 2 arches / bonded wires
from CHF 1'220

Format type d’une facture Pure Clinic, traitée par la Caisse pour Médecins-Dentistes (CMD)

Après votre rendez-vous à la clinique, la facture vous sera envoyée directement par la Caisse des Médecins-Dentistes (CMD). Les détails de la facture, y compris le prix par point et le nombre de points, y seront indiqués. Vous trouverez ci-dessous un exemple type de facture.

La CMD se charge du traitement administratif de votre facture. Vous recevrez donc directement de leur part les documents de facturation ainsi que les informations relatives au paiement. Ce système permet une gestion simplifiée et sécurisée de vos règlements.

Standard format of a Pure Clinic invoice, processed by the Dental Practitioners' Fund (CMD)

After your appointment at the clinic, the invoice will be sent to you directly by the Dental Practitioners' Fund (CMD). The invoice details, including the price per point and the number of points, will be stated. You will find a standard invoice example below.

Frequently asked questions

Practical information and quick answers.
1. How is the cost of your dental care calculated?

In Switzerland, dental care is billed according to the official Dentotar tariff.

Each treatment corresponds to specific acts, each expressed in points.

The final amount is obtained by multiplying the total number of points by the point value applied by the practice.

2. Can you give an example of how the cost of a treatment is calculated?

A treatment includes several acts totalling 577 points.

If the practice's point value is CHF 1.13, the calculation is as follows: 577 × 1.13 = CHF 652.01.

The final amount therefore corresponds to the total number of points multiplied by the practice's point value.

3. How can I estimate the cost of dental care?

The amounts shown on the website are estimates.

As each clinical situation is different, only a personalised quote established after an examination can determine the cost of a treatment.

4. Which treatments are covered by health insurance?

In Switzerland, compulsory health insurance (LAMal) only covers dental care in clearly defined medical situations provided for by law.

Outside of these indications, dental care may be partially or fully covered by supplementary insurance, depending on the terms of the contract.

All other treatments remain the patient's responsibility.

5. What subsidies are available for children's dental care?

In the canton of Valais, children and adolescents may benefit from a cantonal subsidy managed by the SDJ (Youth Dental Care scheme).

This subsidy covers a portion of recognised treatments, notably conservative care up to age 18, and certain orthodontic treatments up to age 16, based on defined medical criteria.

Our team is happy to inform you about the conditions and procedures.

6. Can laughing gas be used during treatment?

For anxious or phobic patients, or those requiring complex or lengthy treatments, our specialists can offer – depending on the indication – care under conscious sedation with MEOPA or, in some cases, under general anaesthesia, in a safe environment.

This option may also be offered to people with disabilities.

7. Where and how is treatment under general anaesthetic carried out?

When general anaesthesia is indicated, care is provided in a hospital setting, in collaboration with specialised teams.

At Pure Clinic, these treatments are handled in partnership with Rennaz Hospital, in a safe medical environment, with an anaesthesiologist and a dedicated team present.

8. Where can I see your prices?

Our rates are available on the "Pricing" page of our website.

For any questions or for an estimate tailored to your situation, you can also contact the practice of your choice.

9. How do I obtain an invoice for my tax return?

You can obtain an annual account statement for your tax return by contacting the practice where you were treated directly.

10. What payment options are available?

For your convenience, we offer several payment solutions:

At the clinic with a 3% discount:
• Payment after each appointment.
• Instalment payment for multi-stage treatments, subject to agreement with the practice.

Via the Dental Practitioners' Fund (CMD):
• Payment of the invoice directly to the CMD.
• Depending on the invoice amount, payment in instalments may be arranged.

11. How does payment work for the first consultation?

On your first visit to one of our practices — whether a planned consultation or an emergency — payment must be made directly on site, on the day of the appointment.

12. Does emergency care cost more?

Emergency care is billed at the same rate as regular care.

Supplements may apply when care is provided on a Sunday or public holiday, in accordance with the applicable Dentotar tariff.

13. How can I contact you?

You can contact us via the contact form on our website, by phone, or by email. The contact details for each practice are available on the dedicated clinic pages.

14. Where can I park when visiting?

Parking information is available on our "Clinics" pages.