Dentist near Ecublens — Cabinet Dentaire Côté Gare

Students, doctoral students and staff of EPFL and UNIL, residents of Ecublens: the M1 metro links the EPFL stop to Renens-Gare in 5 to 6 minutes, then a train reaches Bussigny. Allow 14 to 15 minutes door to door. The practice sees patients until 8pm on weekdays.

For the campus and for Ecublens

After classes or the lab

Appointments run from 8am to 8pm, Monday to Friday. After classes, a lab session or a day at the office on campus, an evening slot remains possible depending on availability.

M1 then train: 14 to 15 minutes

From the EPFL stop, the M1 reaches Renens-Gare in 5 to 6 minutes. A 2 to 3 minute train ride leads to Bussigny. From Epenex, allow 9 to 12 minutes door to door.

A welcome in several languages

The practice sees patients in French, English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian. Tell us which language suits you when you book.

Saturdays too

On Saturdays, from 9am to 3pm, the practice stays open for the weeks when the schedule is full.

Treatments offered for the campus and Ecublens

How to get here from Ecublens, EPFL and UNIL

M1 metro, then train. From the EPFL stop, the M1 reaches Renens-Gare in 5 to 6 minutes. A regional train then serves Bussigny in 2 to 3 minutes, about 4 times per hour. From EPFL to the practice door, allow 14 to 15 minutes; from Epenex, 9 to 12 minutes.

By car. From EPFL, the practice is 4.1 km away, about 6 minutes by road. The SBB P+Rail car park is at Bussigny station, 1 minute on foot from the practice. It has 90 spaces, at CHF 7 per day.

Questions from the campus and Ecublens

How long does it take from EPFL to the practice?

By M1 metro then train, 14 to 15 minutes door to door. By car, 4.1 km, about 6 minutes.

What are the opening hours for someone who studies or works on campus?

Monday to Friday from 8am to 8pm, and Saturday from 9am to 3pm. The practice is closed on Sundays.

Does the practice see patients in English?

Yes. The practice sees patients in French, English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian.

What happens at a first visit?

The welcome offer (CHF 119.–) includes scaling, a check-up and 2 X-rays. If treatment is needed, a plan and an estimate are presented to you before starting.

What should I do in a dental emergency?

Call 021 218 92 18. The practice offers a same-day appointment depending on availability. The emergency consultation starts at CHF 250.–.

From campus to the practice in 14 to 15 minutes

Choose a slot online, or call 021 218 92 18 during opening hours.

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