Periodic checks are generally carried out every six months or once a year. The dentist can best indicate on the basis of your teeth how often you can come for check-ups.

This entirely depends on the condition of your teeth. The dental hygienist can determine how often you need a dental cleaning. Because of the build-up of plaque, tartar and bacteria, a dental cleaning is generally necessary every 6 months.

In short, the dentist is mainly concerned with checking and treating cavities, crowns and bridges. The dental hygienist treats the gums and removes plaque and tartar.

Dental costs are not reimbursed under the basic insurance. You can apply for an additional dental insurance for reimbursement of dental costs.

X-rays are made, among other things, to check whether there are cavities and inflammations between or around the teeth. This is necessary because they are not visible to the naked eye. 

The amount of radiation used is very small, so that the risk of damage to health is negligible.

That is possible. You can also indicate on the registration form on our site whether you will only visit the dental hygienist. This can also be communicated by telephone or at the counter when you make an appointment.

Children can go to the dentist/dental hygienist from the age of 2 years. This allows them to get used to the dentist at a young age.

In general, it is better to brush with an electric toothbrush because the plaque and food particles are easier to remove due to the speed of the brush.

Two types of brackets are available; the traditional brackets and the clear aligners, these are practically invisible and removable. The traditional brackets are placed by the orthodontist. You can contact us for a treatment with the clear aligners. We use AirSmile aligners.

Yes, that is also possible. You can then pay by card.

No, a referral for the dental hygienist is not necessary. For example, if patients already have a dentist and only want to see the dental hygienist, this can be done without a referral.

Ulcers can be caused by a reduced immunity and when the oral hygiene is not up to standard and there is inflammation. Regular checkups with the dentist and a visit to the dental hygienist contribute to good oral health.

From a hygienic perspective and for your safety, we postpone non-urgent treatments until the cold sore has healed.