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Dental check-up in Montreux: a clear assessment before symptoms appear
A focused clinical examination, with X-rays only when useful, to review your teeth, gums, oral tissues, bite and existing dental work.
At a glance
A preventive appointment built around your risk
Whole-mouth review
Teeth, gums, oral tissues, bite and existing restorations are considered together.
Appropriate imaging
X-rays are recommended only when the clinical findings and history justify them.
Clear next steps
Monitoring, prevention or treatment options are explained before planned care.
What we assess
What a dental assessment may include
Teeth and decay
Visible surfaces, contacts and suspicious areas are examined for early signs of disease.
Gums
Bleeding, recession and periodontal risk factors are assessed.
Oral tissues
The tongue, cheeks and other soft tissues are observed during the examination.
Bite and wear
Clenching, grinding, jaw comfort and patterns of tooth wear may be discussed.
Existing dentistry
Fillings, crowns, bridges, implants and dentures are checked.
Prevention
Home care, fluoride and diet advice are tailored to the findings.
Your visit
From conversation to a practical plan
Your priorities
Symptoms, concerns, health history and previous care are reviewed.
Clinical examination
The dentist completes a systematic assessment.
Useful tests
X-rays or other tests are added only when they can answer a clinical question.
Recommendation
The findings, priorities, options and estimated fees are explained.
Fees & insurance
Fees depend on the assessment required
A check-up may generally range from about CHF 80 to 200, with X-rays and additional tests charged according to the care provided and DENTOTAR®. Routine dental care is generally not covered by Swiss compulsory health insurance; statutory exceptions and supplementary cover depend on the individual case and policy.
Understand fees and DENTOTAR®FAQ
Dental check-up questions, answered
How often should I have a dental check-up?
There is no single interval for everyone. Your decay risk, gum health, age, treatments and history determine the recall period recommended by the dentist.
Are X-rays taken at every visit?
No. Their indication and timing depend on the examination, your previous images and the expected clinical benefit.
When should a child first visit the dentist?
An early, calm visit helps a child become familiar with the practice and gives parents age-appropriate preventive advice. The dentist then recommends an individual recall interval.
What happens if treatment is needed?
The diagnosis, urgency, alternatives and estimated cost are discussed before non-emergency treatment is arranged.
Content: Cabinet Dentaire du Casino · Clinical review: Dr Pedro Elmano Matos, dentist · Updated: August 2026.
Sources: SSO — Prevention · SSO — DENTOTAR® · FOPH — Benefits and tariffs.
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