Statutory NZa rates
The rates for dental care are set each year by the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) and apply to every dentist in the Netherlands. With us you therefore never pay more than elsewhere for the same procedure.
The current rates per procedure can be found on the NZa website and on your healthcare invoice.
How it works
Treatment proposal
After your check-up or first consultation, we discuss which treatment is needed and which procedures it involves.
Cost estimate in advance
For larger treatments, we first put the expected costs down on paper for you.
Clear invoice
Afterwards, every procedure appears on the invoice with its official procedure code, so you can review everything.
What does your health insurer reimburse?
Dental care largely falls outside the basic health insurance. With supplementary dental insurance, check-ups, dental hygiene and most treatments are reimbursed in full or in part, depending on your policy. It is worth knowing what your policy covers; we are happy to help you check.
Routine dental care (check-ups, fillings, dental hygiene) is reimbursed through the basic health insurance, with no excess (eigen risico) to pay. Crowns, bridges and orthodontics generally fall outside this.
Whitening and veneers are usually not reimbursed; for these you always receive a cost estimate in advance.
When do you receive a cost estimate?
You receive a written cost estimate in advance for treatments above the statutory information threshold, and always whenever you ask for one. The estimate lists the procedure codes, so you can submit it to your insurer.
Payment
We will publish the practical information about invoicing and payment (direct billing to insurers or invoicing through a factoring partner) here before we open.