Price of teeth whitening in Switzerland
At Cabinet Dentaire Côté Gare, in Bussigny, whitening costs CHF 365.– in-chair or CHF 550.– with at-home trays. An express version is available at CHF 190.–, within the hygiene session. Here is what each option includes.
Published prices
In-chair: CHF 365.–
Whitening is carried out at the practice, in a single session. It is the quickest option.
With at-home trays: CHF 550.–
Custom-made trays and the product to apply at home, over several days, at your own pace.
Express with the hygienist: CHF 190.–
The full hygiene session with express whitening. The session alone costs CHF 96.–.
Smile analysis: CHF 279.–
For situations where whitening alone does not meet the request: the analysis comes before the decision.
What to know before comparing prices
The point value. In Switzerland, each treatment is assessed according to an official scale expressed in points. The final price is the number of points multiplied by the point value applied by the practice. At our practice, the point is worth CHF 1.30 (reference: Dentotar tariff). This is the figure that explains why two practices show different amounts for the same procedure.
Scaling first. Whitening is applied to clean teeth. The session with the hygienist costs CHF 96.–, and the welcome offer — check-up, two X-rays and scaling — CHF 119.–.
Insurance. Whitening is a cosmetic treatment: basic insurance does not in principle cover it, and supplementary insurance rarely does.
The quote. A detailed treatment plan and a personalised quote are given to you at the first consultation, before any treatment begins. The amounts above are those published on our prices page, not an estimate.
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Questions about prices
How much does teeth whitening cost in Switzerland?
At Cabinet Côté Gare in Bussigny: CHF 365.– in-chair, CHF 550.– with at-home trays, CHF 190.– for the hygiene session with express whitening.
Why does the at-home option cost more?
Because it includes trays made to measure for your teeth, in addition to the product.
Is scaling needed beforehand?
Whitening is applied to clean teeth. The session with the hygienist costs CHF 96.–.
Does insurance cover whitening?
Whitening is a cosmetic treatment: basic insurance does not in principle cover it.
What is the difference from the CHF 190.– express whitening?
This amount corresponds to the full session with the hygienist, with express whitening included. The CHF 365.– and CHF 550.– options are whitening treatments in their own right.
Is the result the same for everyone?
No. The effect depends on the nature of the staining and the starting shade. The consultation allows us to discuss this before you choose an option.
Choosing the option that suits you
A consultation lets us look at the starting shade and discuss it. Book online or call 021 218 92 18.
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