Januzi · Neuchâtel
A healthy smile, in Neuchâtel.
A dental hygiene practice dedicated to the health of your teeth and gums. Time, gentleness, precision.
Our approach
Dental hygiene, unhurried.
JNZ is a dental hygiene practice in Neuchâtel. No drilling, no fillings: we focus on prevention, professional cleaning and gum care. Every appointment takes the time to listen, to treat and to explain.
Online booking
Book your appointment online, 24/7, whenever it suits you.
A personal approach
Every patient is unique. We take particular care to give each person time, to listen and to provide care suited to their needs, in an attentive and unhurried setting.
Everyday prevention
Personalised advice and simple habits to protect your oral health and keep your gums healthy.
Working with your dentist
When needed, we are happy to share relevant information with your dentist for your follow-up.
Team
A team that listens.
Edona Januzi
Dental hygienist (dipl. ES, Swiss college of higher education) · co-founder
A graduate of the Geneva college of dental hygiene (ES), she has worked in practice in Neuchâtel since qualifying. She is responsible for treatment and patient follow-up.
Languages: French, English, Albanian
Blerentina Januzi
Prophylaxis assistant · co-founder
A qualified prophylaxis assistant with the SSO certificate, she has worked in the canton of Neuchâtel since graduating. She focuses on prophylaxis care, oral hygiene instruction and the organisation and management of the practice.
Languages: French, English, Albanian
Who does what?
- The dental hygienist (ES diploma)
- Trained for three years, she assesses your gums, performs scaling including below the gumline, provides periodontal follow-up and advice. She practises independently under a cantonal licence.
- The prophylaxis assistant
- A dental assistant with additional training in prophylaxis, she supports preventive care and shows you the right everyday hygiene habits.
- Your dentist
- Your dentist diagnoses and treats cavities, crowns and extractions. We recommend a dental check-up at least once a year.
Treatments
Care devoted exclusively to dental hygiene.
The practice
A calm place, designed for you.
The space
A bright, soothing space designed so you feel at ease the moment you walk in. Two treatment rooms, soft materials and modern equipment.
Hygiene and sterilisation
All instruments are cleaned, packed and sterilised in a class B autoclave, with every cycle traced. Surfaces are disinfected between patients.
Accessibility
Ground-floor practice with level access suitable for pushchairs and people with reduced mobility. Parking spaces in front of the entrance.
Practical info
Before your visit.
Fees
On requestOur fees follow the Swiss Dental Hygienists fee recommendation used by independent dental hygienists in Switzerland. They depend on the treatment time needed, which varies from person to person.
- 01Transparent fees, based on treatment time
- 02A personalised estimate before your appointment, on request
- 03An itemised invoice after each appointment
Prices given are indicative. Treatment is exempt from VAT.
Your first visit
Please arrive ten minutes early. We will ask you to complete a health questionnaire (medication, allergies, conditions) so we can adapt your care safely. If possible, bring recent X-rays and your dentist's name.
- Insurance
- Basic health insurance (LAMal) does not cover dental hygiene. Some supplementary dental plans cover part of the cost: please check with your insurer.
- Payment
- Payment is made at the end of the treatment, by bank card or TWINT.
- Cancellation
- Any cancellation must be made at least 24 hours in advance. After this deadline, the appointment will be charged.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions.
How does a hygienist work with my dentist?
The hygienist works alongside your dentist, who remains your main point of contact. The appointment is dedicated to oral hygiene: scaling, gum care and prevention advice tailored to your situation.
How much does an appointment cost?
The price depends on the treatment time needed, following the Swiss Dental Hygienists fee recommendation. We are happy to give you an indicative estimate before your appointment: just write to us or ask when booking.
Is it covered by insurance?
Not by basic health insurance (LAMal). Some supplementary dental plans contribute: please check your policy.
How often should I come?
We set the interval with you based on your gum health and risk factors (smoking, diabetes, braces, implants). For periodontitis, follow-up every 3 to 6 months is usually recommended.
My gums bleed when I brush. Should I worry?
Healthy gums don't bleed. Repeated bleeding is often a sign of inflammation: it is a good time to book an appointment.
Directions
Find us.
Rue J.-L.-Pourtalès 11
2000 Neuchâtel
Ground floor, level access
Public transport
Bus stop a 3-minute walk away.
Parking
Parking spaces in front of the entrance.
Contact
WhatsApp 076 612 68 89
info@cabinetjanuzi.ch