Tariffs and reimbursements

For an explanation of what braces cost and what your insurance covers, see what braces cost.

Below you will find a list of Dutch rates for orthodontic care, as well as a list with technician costs. These rates are annually revised by the government and the laboratories that we work with. If you choose for pay after the treatment, your invoice will be sent by Infomedics. On www.infomedics.nl you can pay directly via iDeal or inquire about invoices. Would you rather talk to someone directly? You can reach service employees from InfoMedics via this number: 036 203 1900.

Insurance

costs

If you have a supplementary insurance that compensates orthodontic care, you can submit the invoice to your insurance policy. Be aware that some insurance policies can make use of a waiting period, only cover a percentage, or pay a set maximum amount. You can compare insurance companies on vergelijkmondzorg.nl and by going to the following links: Orthodontics for children | Orthodontics for adults

Rates

Orthodontic care list

Orthodontics: consultation and diagnostics

X-ray examination

Treatment

Miscellaneous

Technician costs

List

Indication of additional material and technician costs for dental treatments Each person is unique. And with that every dental treatment. To give effective substance to this belief, the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) decided that for certain treatments, material and technical costs must be additionally charged. This way, patients are given a wider range of treatment options. To give you a good idea of your options prior to treatment, we have compiled the following overview. For purposes of conciseness, we have focused on the most common treatments. If, after discussing the options with your practitioner, additional material and/or technical costs are charged for your dental treatment, you will receive an individual quote. Or you can request one. No rights can be derived from this overview. The most common material and / or manufacturing costs in our practice are:

Informed

consent

Orthodontic treatment is a medical treatment. That means that complications can occur, and that risks are involved. You need good oral hygiene and preferably visit your dentist regularly. Some medications and conditions can affect your treatment, so please tell us if you have any allergies, are pregnant, or use medication. Once the treatment plan is drawn up, you will receive the Informed Consent in the mail. In this letter, you can find detailed information about the potential risks as well as our orthodontic recommendations.