Here you will find answers to the questions we hear most often. About registering as a new patient, about costs and reimbursement, about anxiety, children, and emergencies. naiida Tandartsen is a new dental practice in the Amstelkwartier in Amsterdam. Is your question not listed? Email us at info@naiidatandartsen.com or call 06 – 15 50 83 98. We are happy to think along with you.
You want to register, or you are curious about how a first visit goes. The questions below will help you get started.
Money doesn't have to be a surprise. For regular care, we follow the fixed NZa rates. For aesthetic treatments, you will always receive a quote in advance.
Every mouth is different. Here you can read how we handle anxiety, emergencies, children, and the materials we use.
Where we are located, when we are open and how to reach us.
Email us via info@naiidatandartsen.com or call 06 – 15 50 83 98. We are happy to think along with you.
Yes. naiida Tandartsen is a new practice in the Amstelkwartier. We are building our patient base. You can already sign up via the form on the site. We will keep you informed about the opening and contact you as soon as we start.
Your first appointment starts calmly. We take the time to examine your teeth, molars, and gums. We explain what we see, even if there is nothing unusual. Together, we create a personalized care plan that suits you.
We will take care of that together. You register via the website and indicate which dentist you are currently registered with. With your permission, we will request your records so that we are well informed about your oral health. You don't have to figure anything out yourself. We will handle the transfer for you.
For regular dental care, such as a check-up, we follow the statutory rates of the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa). These are statutory maximum rates. The current amounts can be found on our rates page. For aesthetic treatments, you will always receive a quote first, so that you know what to expect beforehand.
That depends on your policy. Children up to 18 years of age are covered for almost all dental care under the basic insurance, without a deductible. For adults, standard dental care is not included in the basic insurance. This is reimbursed through supplementary insurance. The amount varies per package. We can provide you with general information. Your insurer decides the final reimbursement, so check your coverage beforehand.
Yes. Many people suffer from dental anxiety. We accommodate that. We take our time and explain every step. You can always raise your hand to stop. We do not offer sedation or general anesthesia. If the anxiety is severe, we will refer you to a specialized practice.
As soon as the first teeth come through, around 6 months to 1 year. Not immediately for treatment, but to get used to the space, the sounds, and the people. Playfully. This way, your child builds confidence before anything is ever needed. Children up to 18 years old is insured through the basic insurance.
The dental spa It is a supplement to your care, not a replacement. Around your appointment, you can unwind with, for example, a foot massage or aromatherapy. Great for stress relief, or simply as a moment for yourself. The dental care itself always remains the starting point. One does not have to exist without the other.
We work with tooth-colored materials. Composite is our standard for fillings. Amalgam, the silver-colored metal, is no longer used in modern dentistry. We do not work with it. For crowns and inlays, we often choose all-ceramic or zirconia, which are therefore metal-free. Do you want to make an informed choice about what goes into your mouth? Then we will discuss the options.
You can find us at the Amstelstroomlaan 184 in the Amstelkwartier, Amsterdam East. The practice is easily accessible by public transport and by bicycle. Paid street parking applies in the area. There is also a parking garage on Spaklerweg, within walking distance.
Yes. You can come to us entirely in English. naiida Tandartsen is there for people from home and abroad. We explain everything, in Dutch or English.
