Dental check-up in Zürich-EngeKnow where your teeth stand.
Calmly explained.

A dental check-up in Zürich-Enge: we look closely, with digital X-rays and under magnification, and show you on screen what we see. You receive a clear assessment. For most people once a year, and if you wish together with dental hygiene in one visit.

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Your concern

Sound familiar?

Moving
“I am looking for a practice I can stay with.”
A while ago
“My last check-up was years ago. I would like to know where I stand.”
Unsure
“Nothing hurts, but something feels different in one spot.”
Trust
“I want to understand what is being done, without having anything pushed on me.”

This is exactly what a check-up is for.

How we work

How your check-up works.

A conversation, a close look, a clear assessment. Without rushing, and with time for your questions.

Discussing an X-ray on screen at Zahnlounge
01

Listen

The appointment starts with a conversation. You tell us what matters to you. You can fill in your health details digitally beforehand.

02

Look closely

We check teeth, gums and mucous membranes, bite and jaw joint. Where it makes sense, digital X-rays complete the picture.

03

Show and explain

You see on screen what we see. We explain what is good, what we are keeping an eye on and where something would need doing.

04

Discuss the way forward

If something needs doing, you receive a written treatment plan. If there are several paths, we show you both. You decide in your own time.

Why Zahnlounge

See early what would otherwise show late.

A good check-up often ends with the words: everything is fine.

A close look

Digital X-rays and a look under magnification show changes while they are small.

Clear language

You understand what we see and what we recommend. And you only receive the treatment that genuinely helps you.

One visit, a complete picture

If you wish, we combine your check-up with dental hygiene in the same visit.

Dr. Dominika Kleinert-Baltsios, dentist, MSc Endodontics, at Zahnlounge Zürich-Enge
Your dentist

Dr. Dominika Kleinert-Baltsios

Dentist, MSc Endodontics

Dr. Dominika Kleinert-Baltsios examines thoroughly and explains clearly. She has worked under magnification since 2013, and her focus is preserving your own tooth. She speaks German, Polish and English.

The lounge at Zahnlounge Zürich-Enge
Reviews

What our patients say.

“I am new to Switzerland and was looking for a long-term dentist, and I felt welcome here from the very start. I particularly appreciated how attentively my concerns were looked after.”
Google · L. K. · translated
“Dr. Kleinert-Baltsios is extremely competent, explains treatment options and the related costs transparently, and treats with such care and empathy that you feel in very good hands.”
Google · N. W. · translated

More than 120 reviews on Google →

Your options

Clarity before you book.

The close look at your teeth and gums, with a clear assessment.

Your complete dental hygiene, plus the dental check-up in the same visit. A good choice for your first appointment with us.

Dental mirror and probe on a dark blue napkin

What people ask us about check-ups.

01How often does a check-up make sense?⌄
For most people once a year. We take X-rays when they clarify something, for example between the teeth. How often that applies to you depends on your teeth. If your risk is higher, we recommend shorter intervals.
02Are X-rays taken at every check-up?⌄
No. We only take X-rays when there is a reason, and digitally with a low radiation dose. Feel free to bring existing images.
03It has been a long time since I saw a dentist. What can I expect?⌄
A calm appointment without reproach. We look ahead: you receive a clear picture and decide what to tackle and in what order.
04Will I be treated at the first appointment?⌄
At your first appointment, we treat what you want and what makes sense. You decide everything else in your own time.

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