Yes. In our practice we always follow the rules of safety and hygiene. Due to the coronavirus and governmental recommendations, we have adopted additional rules for visits to our practice. These are aimed at limiting the spread of the virus and ensuring that a visit to the practice is as safe as possible.

Please follow these rules:

• If you or a family member has been at risk, has been ill or has had contact with someone with symptoms of the virus, has a cold such as rhinitis, sore throat, coughing, elevated temperature, or has observed a loss of smell or taste, please postpone your visit to us – we will not be able to receive you.
• If you have an appointment, please arrive immediately before the appointment. We also ask for visits without accompanying persons, unless it is absolutely necessary. This will limit the number of people in the waiting room.
• Brush your teeth at home, before coming to us.
• There are hand disinfectants at the entrance and in the waiting room – use them.
• Try to keep 1.5m away from other people.

Current information on coronavirus can be found on pages https://www.rivm.nl and https://www.allesoverhetgebit.nl.

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to accept new patients into our dental practice.
In this way, we can continue to offer our current patients the highest quality of service.

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to accept new patients.

When you register, you will need a valid ID, BSN number and your insurance.

Check-up visits should take place every 6 months, but at least once a year.

Scheduled visits should be canceled by phone, e-mail or text message 48 hours in advance. If the appointment is not canceled on time, we are forced to charge for the booked time.

Just contact us. If the situation occurred outside office hours or during weekends, you will find the necessary information, including the duty of the dentist’s offices in the area, under the “Emergency Help” menu.

Unfortunately, this is not possible. Every patient requires care, patience and attention. We can only guarantee this by properly managing time and planning visits in advance.

Yes, it is possible. In this case, we require payment immediately after the treatment.

The basic insurance covers the majority of dental treatments for children and adolescents up to the age of 18. For adults, basic insurance does not normally cover dental procedures, except surgery and removable dentures. To ensure that you have dental care within your insurance, you must take out additional insurance.

We’d be happy to help. We have extensive experience in treating patients with anxiety.