Hehe, Dutch dentistry is extremely expensive. Because dentists now set their own prices, the amount of fees is determined by any dentist. However, I heard that the government will take back the pricing power next year, and the price may drop a little.

Are you going to see China's dentist in Holland or going to see a dentist after studying and working in Holland?

If you plan to go to the Netherlands from China to see a dentist, it depends on whether the travel insurance you bought in China covers the cost of dental treatment and the scope of insurance coverage. You need to ask the insurance company yourself.

If you live in the Netherlands, it depends on the coverage of your personal health insurance. Generally speaking, tooth decay and tooth extraction are covered by basic insurance, but if plastic surgery requires tooth extraction, you may have to pay for it yourself. And if you buy more expensive insurance, especially including more dental treatment services, it should also be free (that is, you can ask the insurance company for reimbursement).

For your reference, my dentist gave me 78.5 euros for tooth filling and 43 euros for tooth extraction1euro. These are not included in the initial interview, X-ray examination and help you arrange treatment plan. These are extras.

If you have serious dental problems, you have to see a doctor everywhere. But if it doesn't affect my normal life, let me choose that I would rather go back to China. Dentists in the Netherlands also have uneven skills, which take a long time and cost a lot. When I return to China, I only need to see the dentist once. It cost 65,438+000 RMB, but I was unlucky in Holland. I have to make several visits (interviews, examinations and treatment), which may cost 65,438+000 euros.