When you have a cavity, it needs to be filled. If you wait too long to have the cavity filled, your tooth will start to hurt more and more. Make an appointment at Studentist in Amsterdam and benefit from the following benefits:
Filling a hole is done in 3 steps: finding, drilling and filling. We explain the steps for you.
Did you know that a dentist can recognize a cavity at an early stage? A cavity only hurts when it is in an advanced stage. By going to theperiodic check-ups you will avoid more painful treatments. When the dentist discovers a cavity, he will advise you about the options for filling the cavity. There is an option with anesthesia, but you can also choose to have the treatment done without anesthesia.
If you have opted for anesthesia, you will receive a local anesthetic in the area to be treated. The dentist first drills away the tooth decay so that the hole becomes clearly visible and acid and bacteria can no longer spread.
The hole is then filled with a composite filling. This is a white filling. The filling itself does not hurt and once the anesthesia has worn off, you will not feel any after-pain. You can immediately eat and drink again after the treatment.
The rates for filling a cavity are the same at all dentists in the Netherlands. They are laid down nationally by the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa). View our rates page for costs. By not skipping periodic check-ups, you prevent serious dental problems, which means you are less likely to need expensive treatments.
Everyone up to the age of 18 is fully insured for the dentist under the basic insurance. If you are over 18 years old, you need additional insurance to have treatment costs reimbursed. Depending on your policy and health insurer, filling a cavity will be fully or partially reimbursed. Ask your health insurer how you are insured and which dental costs are reimbursed.
We often receive questions about the development of cavities and their treatment. We have answered the most frequently asked questions for you below.
When you eat and drink, all kinds of substances enter your saliva. The combination of food and the bacteria in your mouth causes plaque buildup. The bacteria in dental plaque convert sugars and carbohydrates in food into acid. This acid can damage the enamel, causing cavities. It is therefore important to brush your teeth twice a day and not to skip dental appointments.
Continuing to brush your teeth properly helps prevent cavities. Use a good toothbrush, preferably electric, with a small brush head and soft bristles. Use fluoride toothpaste when brushing. You can also use toothpicks or dental floss.
The severity of the hole determines whether the treatment will be painful. In addition, everyone has a different pain threshold. If you opt for a local anesthetic, you will not feel anything during the drilling process.
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Get to know our teamOur practice is located in the center of Amsterdam at Nieuwe Doelenstraat 1A. We are easy to reach by both bicycle and public transport. You can use the following tram lines:
Timetables in Amsterdam change every now and then. Therefore, always consult 9292.nl to ensure that you arrive at your appointment on time.
Studentist Amsterdam
Nieuwe Doelenstraat 1A
1012 CP Amsterdam
Phone: 020 751 0839
Emergency: (outside opening hours): 020 723 48 48
E-mail: amsterdam@studentist.nl
Monday
09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday
09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday
09:00 – 17:00
Thursday
09:00 - 17:00
Friday
09:00 - 17:00
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
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