Dentists in Switzerland, by specialty, 2026.

A directory of Swiss dental practices by specialty, from a routine checkup through orthodontics and implants to emergency care. Every listing names the focus and the location.

Dental practices in Switzerland, sorted by specialty

Beste Zahnärzte is a directory of Swiss dental practices, organized by specialty. Whether you need an annual checkup and cleaning, a root canal, an implant, braces for a child, or you're dealing with throbbing pain on a weekend, we group practices by what people actually search for and describe plainly what each one specializes in and where it's located. That way you find the right practice for your situation faster, instead of working through long result lists.

How to choose a practice

Start from the specialty. For a routine checkup, a general practice nearby is enough. For a complex root canal, an endodontic specialist pays off. For implants, look for a surgical focus, and for children, a pediatric dental practice is often the better fit. Check in advance whether a practice is taking new patients, since that isn't a given in every region. Pay attention to the languages spoken and how easy the practice is to reach: one you can get to after work is one you'll actually keep visiting for years. It's worth calling ahead to ask about open appointments, how emergencies are handled, and how the practice plans treatment.

Costs and insurance

In Switzerland, mandatory basic health insurance generally doesn't cover dental treatment. If you don't have supplementary dental coverage, you'll usually pay out of pocket, and prices vary from practice to practice. For anything beyond a simple checkup, ask for a written cost estimate before treatment starts. If you have private dental insurance, it's worth clarifying beforehand what share it covers and whether there's a waiting period or an upper limit. For bigger procedures, a second opinion is legitimate and often worthwhile, especially if the proposed treatment is expensive.

In a dental emergency

If you have severe pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or a tooth knocked out in an accident, don't wait. During the day, contact your own practice first: many keep short-notice slots free for acute cases. Outside office hours, many cantons run an emergency dental service, often reachable through the cantonal dental society or a central emergency number. A knocked-out permanent tooth can sometimes be saved in the first few minutes: touch only the crown, keep it moist with milk or a cold storage solution, and get to a practice right away.

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Disclaimer

We don't operate any of the listed practices and have no affiliation with them. We collect and describe them so you can find the right one faster. This directory doesn't replace dental or medical advice. Always check current details, services and opening hours directly with the practice before booking an appointment.

The best dentists in Switzerland 2026, sorted by specialty. Find practices for checkups, orthodontics, implants and emergencies.

Dentists in Switzerland, by specialty, 2026.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Geriatric Dentistry

Care for Anxious Patients

Dental Hygiene

Digital Dentistry

Endodontics and Root Canal Treatment

Implantology

Orthodontics

Pediatric Dentistry

Emergency Dentist

Oral Surgery

Periodontology

Dentures and Prosthetics

Dentists

Zahnärzte Zürich

Zahnärzte Bern

Zahnärzte Basel

Zahnärzte Genf

Zahnärzte Lausanne

Zahnärzte Luzern

Zahnärzte Winterthur

Zahnärzte St. Gallen

Invisalign und Aligner-Behandlung

Zahnaufhellung und Bleaching