Opening Hours Monday - Thursday: 8:00 - 16:30, Friday: 8.30 - 12.00, Saturday and evenings: by appointment
Important announcement
Together we are stronger! Object to the unnecessarily complicated personal contribution changes in 2017.
What to expect
Step 1
We discuss your complaints and wishes regarding your current denture.
Step 2
Together we will find a solution and agree on a treatment plan.
Step 3
To be able to make a beautiful and well-fitting denture, prints will be made, as well as bite impressions and a try-in prosthesis. If everything is satisfactory, the final denture is made.
Step 4
There will be a final check-up to address any complaints, such as pain, difficulty in chewing, or speaking.
Step 5
You are satisfied with your denture and have no more complaints. If this changes in the course of time, do not hesitate to contact us again. We are happy to serve you.
This fun video explains in a simple way how the whole process is done, everything prior from getting a denture, up to a year afterwards.
Our specialty is the measurment of a denture that best suits you.
Questions that have already been raised by many
Depending on your insurer, generally once every 5/6 years 75% reimbursement can be claimed under the health insurance. The remaining 25% is the legally compulsory personal contribution, which may partly be covered by the supplementary insurance. You pay approximately € 250 extra yourself. For more information, click here.
No, the denturist is an independent care provider that has an agreement with many insurers, so dentures are billed by him directly to the insurers. You may, just as with the physiotherapist, come to us without referral. We can further inform you about it, if you make an appointment.
Before your teeth are removed you already visited us a number of times to make bite impressions of your teeth. Together with the denturist, the kind of teeth and the color is determined. Once your denture is ready, you visit the oral surgeon to pull your teeth and after it place the denture directly onto your jaw.
If your denture is too loose (or pinches), your denture is measured again and adjusted to fit your jaw properly.
