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Home LED masks are booming — but quality varies enormously. What matters in wavelength, dose and safety, and how to try red light first.
Current articles from our editorial team on aligner therapy, cosmetic dentistry, whitening and oral surgery — straight from everyday treatment.

Home LED masks are booming — but quality varies enormously. What matters in wavelength, dose and safety, and how to try red light first.

Red and near-infrared LED light is said to support skin, recovery and well-being. How red light therapy works, what is proven — and how to try it at our practice.

LED masks are the beauty trend of the moment. What red light can do for collagen, fine lines and complexion — honestly assessed.

Does red light help with acne, blemished or irritated skin? The difference between red and blue light — and an honest assessment of the limits.

Why a dental practice offers red light: relaxation in the treatment chair, a gentle wind-down after procedures — and what photobiomodulation does in dentistry.

Home LED masks are booming — but quality varies enormously. What matters in wavelength, dose and safety, and how to try red light first.

Both beautify the front teeth — but material, effort and price differ significantly. Which solution fits when.

A brief, pulling pain with cold or sweet things? We explain why teeth become sensitive — and what helps.

Teeth become yellower over time — through indulgence, deposits and age. What the causes are and how they become brighter again.

Red, swollen or painful gums are a warning sign. Where the inflammation comes from, what helps — and when it becomes urgent.

Not every discolouration needs the same solution. The difference between external and internal discolouration — and what helps in each case.

Removing deposits and discolouration gently — without scraping. How the modern airflow method works and who it suits.

Root canal treatment has a bad reputation — yet it saves your own tooth. What is really behind it.

A single step rarely makes the perfect smile — usually it's the well-thought-out combination. An overview.

Toothache is a warning sign you shouldn't just suppress. The most common causes — and what helps now.

Soft deposits turn into hard tartar — which no toothbrush can remove. What's behind it and how our dental hygiene helps.

A hole in the tooth is caries — and the earlier you act, the simpler the treatment. How to spot it and what helps.

A bite splint protects the teeth from the consequences of nightly grinding. How it works, which types exist — and how it differs from an aligner.

Clear braces – the aligner – straighten the teeth without being noticed. How they work, who they suit and what they cost.

With a knocked-out tooth, every minute counts. What to do immediately — and what to avoid.

Hormones, nausea, cravings — pregnancy challenges gums and teeth. How to get through this time well.

Yellowish-brown spots on the permanent teeth? MIH may be behind it. What it is and what helps.

Why thorough brushing alone is not enough — and what a professional teeth cleaning really achieves.

Bleeding gums are common — but never 'normal'. When it is harmless and when it becomes serious.

When a tooth needs a crown, which materials exist and what costs to expect.

Bad breath almost always originates in the mouth — and is usually easy to get under control.

What basic insurance pays at the dentist (little) — and when supplementary insurance can make sense.

The earlier and more relaxed the first visit, the better — for healthy teeth and a good feeling for life.

A little sparkle on the tooth — entirely without drilling. What is safe about it and what matters.

Both beautify the smile with wafer-thin ceramic — the difference lies in how much of your own tooth substance is preserved.

A strong chewing muscle can make the lower face look broader and more angular. How Botox gently softens the jawline.

When does the effect set in, how long does it last, what about side effects? The most important questions answered factually.

Both provide relief with bruxism — but in completely different ways. An honest comparison that makes the decision easier.

Botox has long been more than just cosmetics. In dentistry it helps functionally and aesthetically around the jaw, muscles and smile.

What causes a gummy smile — and the role Botox can play as a gentle, temporary option.

Which misalignments can be corrected, what methods are there and what does teeth correction cost? The big overview — with clear aligners as the modern solution.

When is teeth correction in children useful, which misalignments are treated and why is early action worthwhile? The overview for parents — gentle with a clear aligner.

Do wisdom teeth always have to come out? No. When removal really makes sense, how the procedure works and what it costs — honest and without prophylactic extraction.

Pain in the jaw joint? Often a faulty bite or teeth grinding is behind it. Which causes and symptoms are typical and how the cause can be treated specifically.

Jaw or jaw joint pain on only one side? This often has to do with one-sided loading. The most common causes and when an assessment makes sense.

Wisdom tooth hurting? Usually eruption, inflammation or lack of space is behind it. What triggers the pain, what helps short-term and when you should see the dentist.

With a deep bite, the upper incisors cover the lower ones too much. What consequences this has and how a deep bite can be corrected with clear aligners. With an animation.

With an open bite, a gap remains between the rows of teeth when biting down. What causes and consequences this has and how an open bite can be corrected with clear aligners. With an animation.

Too little space in the jaw leads to crooked teeth. What consequences crowding has and how crooked teeth can be straightened with clear aligners. With an animation.

What is an overbite, what are its consequences and how can it be corrected? With an animation, an explanation and treatment using clear aligners.

What is a crossbite, why should it be treated and how does correction with clear aligners work? With an animation and an explanation.

A crossbite in children should be treated early — it can affect jaw growth. Why the milk teeth already matter and how a clear aligner helps.

Teeth whitening in Zurich: dentally supervised power whitening with light in one session. How it works, what it costs and how long the result lasts.

Clear aligners instead of fixed braces: straight teeth in 2–10 months, planned with AI support. Prices, process and who they suit.

Does insurance pay for your child's braces? With a medical indication, often yes — via health insurance, IV or supplementary insurance (50–75 %). A clear overview for parents.

Fixed braces or clear aligners? An overview of the modern options, duration and costs of braces in Zurich.

Aligners from CHF 4,500, instalments from CHF 190/month — but what lies behind these figures? A look behind the pricing structure.

How to integrate the 20–22 hours of wear time into everyday life without difficulty — even with lectures, lunch and shared-flat living.

The direct comparison: when is whitening enough, when are veneers the right choice? A decision aid from our practice.

Orthodontics during the growth years can avoid later interventions. What parents should know between ages 6 and 10.

Visibly brighter teeth in about 60–90 minutes. The procedure, realistic results and what to consider before and after.

From the preliminary examination through the healing phase to the crown — step by step through the entire implant process.

How a small treatment of the chewing muscle can reduce bruxism, harmonise the face and protect the teeth.

Calm instead of rush, time instead of pressure. How we guide people with anxiety step by step through treatment.

The final result is only half the battle. Why retainers are the key to keeping the smile straight long-term.
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