Take a bite out of life with healthy teeth!

Dental check-ups are part of basic medical care. Good dental health promotes your overall health. For your health, dentists recommend an annual dental check-up. Regular visits to your dentist and dental hygienist provide tailored advice to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Regular consultations prevent excessive plaque buildup on your teeth and allow for early detection of any new conditions. If you experience pain, swelling in the cheek, bleeding gums, or the presence of pus, it is important to immediately consult your dentist. If you are not yet a patient with us, it is still possible to see a dentist, even in case of emergencies.

Choosing a dentist in Switzerland can be done through word of mouth or by conducting an internet search. At Adent, you benefit from a network of over 150 dentists throughout Switzerland. Whether you prefer a general dentist or a specialist in a specific field, select the dentist that suits you! In any case, choose a professional dentist with a recognized degree. For a more comfortable consultation, select a dentist who speaks your native language. In our dental clinics, we offer consultations in more than 30 different languages.

Regular check-ups with a professional dentist allow for early detection of any oral diseases. Gum diseases (periodontitis) are adults’ leading cause of tooth loss. Nearly 75% of adults suffer from various gum problems (gum inflammation, tissue destruction, tooth loss) throughout their life. Tooth decay is also a highly prevalent disease among humans. Having a dental check-up once a year prevents any diseases from deeply affecting your teeth.

During a dental check-up consultation in Switzerland, the professional dentist asks questions about your dental and general health history. They then conduct a comprehensive visual examination, noting everything they observe (missing tooth, presence of composite, crown, cavities, gum recession, etc.). X-rays are taken to complement the visual examination. X-rays can reveal gum recession, root infections, cavities, tartar buildup, and more. After gathering all the information, the dentist provides a diagnosis. If any treatment is necessary, you discuss the treatment plan together, and a cost estimate is provided before the treatment begins.

Sometimes, it is necessary to change dentists during dental treatment. Whether it’s due to the dentist’s absence caused by illness, pregnancy, or a planned move on your part. We will transfer your dental history to the new dental clinic or dentist who will take over your care. As a patient, your data is recorded in your file (including X-rays).

If you are moving or wish to consult a specialist and need your dental data, you can request the transfer of your dental records as a patient. Contact the dental clinic where you are currently receiving treatment by email or phone.