Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google. 
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google. 
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google. 
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.Teeth filling in Nyon
Conservative dentistry
When tooth decay affects a tooth, if we intervene in time (with regular check-ups every 6 months), we can carry out small invisible repairs and help the tooth avoid much more invasive and expensive treatments.
Single-visit ceramic restoration
CEREC: the technology that improves your life
What is CEREC dental restoration technology?
When a tooth has been damaged by very extensive decay, a simple “filling” may sometimes be insufficient to give the tooth adequate strength. In this case, the “traditional” solution is a crown.
However, this latter option is often too invasive because it requires reducing the tooth to a small stump (tooth preparation) before placing the crown.
We therefore offer you an alternative solution to rebuild the missing part of the tooth without destroying (preparing) the part that is still healthy: the CEREC system.
This technology makes it possible to remove the decay from the tooth while minimising the invasiveness of the procedure, take an impression using a 3D camera, design the restoration on screen, and then produce it immediately.
How does a CEREC restoration work for permanent restorations in a single visit?
Before starting treatment, you will receive detailed information about the benefits of the CEREC system for your specific case.
CEREC method: the procedure
Phase 1: the impression
After removing the decay or old amalgam filling, we take an image of the tooth using the 3D camera.
The days of traditional impressions with paste are over: you can now benefit from a comfortable, simple and intuitive process!
Phase 2: design
We create the customised tooth restoration on the screen of the design unit.
This technique makes it possible to obtain the final design of your restoration in the shortest possible time.
Phase 3: le fraisage
The milling unit and the software are specially synchronised with each other, ensuring a highly precise milling/grinding cycle for your restorations.
Phase 4: placement
When the restoration is ready, we apply it directly to your tooth. After a comfortable treatment at an affordable cost, you will have a tooth with excellent, long-lasting aesthetics and guaranteed functionality.
The benefits of CEREC treatment
- Excellent AESTHETICS
- Guaranteed FUNCTIONALITY
- High PRECISION
- Shorter APPOINTMENTS
- Reduced ANAESTHESIA
- Increased BIOCOMPATIBILITY
We create the tooth immediately, in a single visit, using permanent materials, thus avoiding temporary restorations that are unreliable and costly.
We take the digital impression in just a few seconds using the 3D camera, which achieves extremely high levels of precision, without having to use the unpleasant impression material.
We then “sculpt” the restoration in just a few minutes, directly at the clinic, from a ceramic or composite block, and immediately place it on your tooth.
The CEREC method allows you to complete the entire procedure in a single appointment at our Clinic.
Your needs, questions and expectations deserve careful attention. At Cabinet Dentaire de Nyon, our team listens to you, explains every step clearly and helps you choose the most suitable path for your oral health.
Contact us to book your first visit, ask for information or discuss the treatment that best fits your situation.
What is a dental filling?
What is a dental filling?
A dental filling is a conservative treatment used to repair a tooth affected by decay, a small fracture, or wear. At Cabinet Dentaire de Nyon, Dr Piero Parisini and the team remove the damaged part, clean the area, and restore the tooth with a suitable material, often an aesthetic composite.
The goal is to restore chewing function, tooth shape, comfort, aesthetic harmony, and protection against bacteria. Fillings are common, but they require an accurate diagnosis and careful technique. If you experience sensitivity or notice a suspicious spot, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
When is a dental filling needed?
When is a dental filling needed?
A filling is necessary when decay has damaged the enamel or dentine, when an old filling is no longer sealed properly, or when a tooth has a small chip or a worn area. Possible signs include sensitivity, discomfort when chewing, a dark spot, food getting trapped, or a rough edge. Sometimes, early decay does not cause pain and is discovered during a check-up.
The dentist assesses depth of the decay, tooth vitality, occlusal contact, existing restorations, and risk of progression before treatment. To have your tooth checked, book an appointment for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
How is a dental filling performed?
How is a dental filling performed?
A filling begins with a clinical diagnosis and, if necessary, an X-ray to determine the depth of the decay. The area is anaesthetised if needed, then the decayed tissue is removed and the tooth is cleaned. The dentist then places the material in layers, shapes it, and checks the bite.
The treatment may include local anaesthesia, decay removal, adhesive preparation, composite restoration, and final polishing. At the end, the patient receives advice on eating, sensitivity, and oral hygiene. A precise filling restores and protects the tooth. To plan the treatment, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
How long does a dental filling last?
How long does a dental filling last?
The lifespan of a filling depends on its size, material, position in the mouth, chewing forces, and oral hygiene. A small filling on a well-maintained tooth can last for many years, while a larger restoration or one exposed to bruxism requires closer monitoring. The dentist checks margins, wear, discolouration, occlusal pressure, and risk of secondary decay during regular visits. Fillings are durable, but not always permanent. Brushing, interdental cleaning, and regular check-ups help extend their lifespan. To check or replace a restoration, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
How long does it take for a filling to settle?
How long does it take for a filling to settle?
After a filling, the tooth may feel slightly different for a few days while it adjusts to its new shape. Sensitivity to cold, pressure, or chewing may occur, especially if the decay was deep. The bite should remain comfortable; if the tooth feels too high, an adjustment can be made. Stabilisation depends on depth of the decay, tooth sensitivity, bite adjustment, material used, and previous inflammation. If the pain increases or persists, the clinic should be contacted. For careful follow-up, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
Does a dental filling hurt?
Does a dental filling hurt?
A dental filling is generally not painful when local anaesthesia is used correctly. The patient may feel vibration, pressure, or temporary sensitivity, but the team ensures comfort throughout the treatment. At Cabinet Dentaire de Nyon, care is based on gentle communication, pain control, clinical precision, patient reassurance, and clear explanations before treatment. Anxious patients can discuss their fears, especially if they have had negative experiences in the past. After the filling, mild sensitivity may occur and then gradually decrease. To treat tooth decay with peace of mind, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
How much does a filling cost?
How much does a filling cost?
The cost of a filling depends on the size of the decay, the position of the tooth, the material used, and the complexity of the treatment. As a general indication, according to the clinic’s pricing information, composite treatment for tooth decay can range from CHF 235 to CHF 350, depending on the condition of the tooth. A personalised estimate is still recommended after diagnosis. The final price may depend on depth of the decay, number of surfaces, anaesthesia, X-rays, and time required. The team explains the cost before starting. For an accurate estimate, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
How can dental plaque be removed?
How can dental plaque be removed?
Dental plaque is a sticky bacterial film that forms on the teeth every day and can contribute to tooth decay and gum inflammation. It can be reduced through proper brushing, interdental cleaning, and regular professional hygiene. Once it turns into tartar, it can no longer be removed at home. Good control is based on brushing twice a day, interdental brushes, dental floss, fluoride toothpaste, and hygiene appointments. The team can show you the areas where plaque remains. Reducing plaque helps protect fillings and natural teeth. To improve prevention, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
How can oral hygiene be improved?
How can oral hygiene be improved?
Improving oral hygiene means creating simple, regular daily habits adapted to your mouth. You should brush your teeth at least twice a day, clean the interdental spaces, reduce frequent sugar intake, and schedule hygiene appointments. At Cabinet Dentaire de Nyon, Dr Piero Parisini and the team help patients with brushing technique, interdental cleaning, eating habits, fluoride use, and preventive visits. Better hygiene helps limit new decay around fillings. The hygienist may recommend Air-Flow or GBT if indicated. To protect your smile, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
Dental Filling in Nyon: our approach
Dental Filling in Nyon: our approach
At Cabinet Dentaire de Nyon, the conservative dentistry approach begins with a diagnosis and a clear explanation. Dr Piero Parisini assesses the decay, tooth vitality, existing restorations, bite, and aesthetic needs before choosing the appropriate solution. Treatment may include digital X-rays, local anaesthesia, minimally invasive cleaning, composite restoration, and polishing for comfort and function. The team also explains how to prevent new decay through hygiene, diet, and regular check-ups. The goal is to preserve natural teeth. For a personalised assessment, ask for a Dental Filling in Nyon.
Contact us to book your first visit, ask for information or discuss the treatment that best fits your situation.
Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google. Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google. Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google. Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.Trustindex vérifie que la source originale de l'avis est Google.From Geneva
Follow the route towards Nyon and continue to the city centre, in the direction of Nyon Gare. Once you arrive in central Nyon, reach Rue de la Gare 11, where the practice is located. This route is useful for patients coming from Geneva, Versoix, Coppet and nearby lakeside towns.
From Lausanne
From Lausanne, follow the route towards Nyon and continue towards Nyon Centre / Gare. The practice is located at Rue de la Gare 11, near the railway station. This direction is convenient for patients coming from Lausanne, Rolle, Gland and the surrounding area.
From Geneva
From Geneva, take the train towards Nyon station. Once you arrive at Nyon, the practice is only a short walk away, at Rue de la Gare 11. This is a practical option for patients who prefer to avoid traffic or parking in the city centre.
From Lausanne
From Lausanne, take the train towards Nyon station. After arriving at the station, walk towards Rue de la Gare 11 to reach Cabinet Dentaire de Nyon. The central location makes the practice easy to access for patients travelling from Lausanne and nearby towns.
Parking
Patients arriving by car can park near the practice in central Nyon. The most convenient options are the car parks close to Rue de la Gare and Nyon station. Since the practice is located in the city centre, we recommend allowing a few extra minutes before the appointment to park calmly and reach the clinic on foot.
Place Perdtemps Avenue Perdtemps 3 · 022 361 02 62
First hour free
1 hour: 1fr
2 hours: 2fr
3 hours: 4fr
4 hours: 8fr
Petit-Perdtemps – maximum 3 hours
1 hour: 1fr
2 hours: 3fr
3 hours: 5fr
Bel-Air Rue Neuve 16 – 020 637 20 79
1h : 2fr
2h : 9fr
3h : 20fr
Nyon Station Car Park Rue Juste Olivier 22 · 022 361 02 62
1h : 2fr
2h : 4fr
3h : 6fr
La Combe, La Combe shopping centre Chemin de Crève-cœur – first hour free
Town centre – maximum of 30, 60 or 120 minutes depending on the space
CHF 1.- per hour, flat rate
Place de la Gare – maximum 30 minutes – 7 days a week from 6.00 am to 10.00 pm
CHF 1.- per hour, flat rate
Gland:
From Gland, head towards Nyon, then continue towards Nyon Centre / Gare. Once you reach the station, go to 11 Rue de la Gare, where the Nyon Dental Practice is located. This is a convenient route for patients coming from Gland for a check-up, a dental hygiene appointment or dental treatment.
Versoix:
From Versoix, head towards Nyon via the lakeside road or the main road, then continue towards Nyon Centre / Gare. Once in the town centre, head to 11 Rue de la Gare. This route is convenient for patients coming from Versoix who wish to visit the practice in Nyon.
