http://www.doctor.ch/

I would consider a flight to another country tho.  As mad as it may sound wait till the bill comes thro.  Dental care is costly in switzerland, but maybe wisdom teeth would be done in a hospital rather than dentists. im not sure.
peaky, Jul 7, 2009 @ 19:50

Thanks Peaky. Yes, I'm considering flying to Budapest, but then again I'm not sure about their quality. I got a quote here for 2000 CHF to have both of my wisdom teeth removed. One of them will be a bit complicated to remove.
Marz, Jul 7, 2009 @ 20:05

The quality will be fine, especially in hungary as they do alot of dental work for people living in countries where the cost is too high.  People wouldnt keep going back if they were no good.  Plus the teeth are being removed and there at the back so there not doing any visual work, i think you would still be able to smile for the cameras!
peaky, Jul 8, 2009 @ 10:42

hi there

switzerland has one of the best dental work quality worldwide. personally, I would not go abroad for that, unless you know ppl who have been treated there. in the end of the day you still have to pay the flight and the stay...

a 2000 CHF quot is definitively too much. you could have all 4 removed for that price, even if they are difficult.

concerning your choice, you can check the swiss dental association page



www.sso.ch



you can find all oral surgeons there on a list.



good luck



andrej
and70, Jul 11, 2009 @ 21:00

Hi - I had a wisdom tooth removed by the dentist at La Praille - Dr Beard. I had had really bad toothache and it happened to be my wisdom tooth. He took it out the day I went to get it checked out which I thought was really good. I did not pay anywhere near 2000chf. I can't remember exactly but it was something like 200-300chf. Let me know if you want the exact cost I can hunt out the bill
pazzer, Jul 12, 2009 @ 14:09

oops forgot to say he will always do you a quote so if you are not happy with the price then you can go somewhere else
pazzer, Jul 12, 2009 @ 14:10

Dr. Risk (true name!) in Geneva, St Jean area, is Scottish and very good, took out some teeth in our family.
Ellen, Jul 12, 2009 @ 15:15

springday, Jul 12, 2009 @ 16:27

springday, Jul 12, 2009 @ 16:28

If you're seeking dental work and looking into taking a holiday in the East, you could try Singapore!  After your surgery, you could take a tour of neighbouring countries like Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.  Check out Alexandra Hospital website where they have international clients.
springday, Jul 12, 2009 @ 16:32

Thank you very much everyone for the posts and for the good info. I think I may have the work done in Switzerland or at least as suggested I will consult other dentists.

Pazzer- does the dentist speak English? I'm going to call them.



I think my extraction may be a bit complicated as my wisdom tooth grows sideways plus I have another wisdom tooth which grows normally to extract:-(



Thanks!
Marz, Jul 12, 2009 @ 18:57

Hi Marz - Yes he does speak English. I think he is bilingual as he is canadian. Good luck with the wisdom teeth!
pazzer, Jul 12, 2009 @ 20:22

You could also try Dr. Lindsay Risk; he's Scottish so keep an eye on your gold fillings (!).



Rue de Saint-Jaen 9

1203 Geneve



022 344 2525
James Martin, Jul 13, 2009 @ 21:17

Also try Dr Ugo Scampa- he's um..Italian, as you may have guessed but he speaks English and perfect French.He is expensive but he is fantastic,I loathe the dentist but he has managed to be completely painfree during every procedure I have had- fillings and tooth extractions :-( .He is at- 1 place St Gervais and I'll try and find the phone no.Good Luck!
hitchcockblo, Jul 15, 2009 @ 23:01

and that no. for Dr Scampa is:0227321334
hitchcockblo, Jul 15, 2009 @ 23:05

Try Cressida Dawson English lady - reccomend..

www.cressidadawson.com

 

Jeffery S, Oct 1, 2016 @ 05:45

Ekaterina Starkova, 5 rue de Cornavin, 1201 Genève, tel. 022 557 93 79

http://www.dentiste-cornavin.ch/

Svetlana S, Oct 1, 2016 @ 20:03