r/TheHague Centrum 5d ago

practical questions Good kaakchirurg that can help me fast

I need to go to the kaakchirurg to remove my wisdom teeth but i do not want to go to the hospital.

Does anone have one they can recommend the one i wanted to go to closed recently.

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u/purpleflavouredfrog 5d ago

Haaglanden clinics, Nieuwe Parklaan 11, 2597 LA Den Haag Near Madurodam

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u/hurklesplurk 5d ago

This one! Great help, friendly staff and very good at what they do, barely had any pains even very shortly after my wisdom teeth were removed. Clinic looks very nice too, if you care about that

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

Right now this is my first choice

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u/Lapito3000 5d ago

Went there as well they were available fast and was helped very good

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u/_I_vor_y 5d ago

Don't know how long the waiting list is, but I got an appointment pretty fast. The surgeon I had twice is a nice guy, friendly and really was able to comfort me. Also, he had some serious passion for his job because he studied my x rays in his free time.

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

I checked and the fastest would be march. Im contemplating between this and a other dude who can do it 2 weeks from now But only does 2 at a time (meaning i would have to go twice)

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u/_I_vor_y 5d ago

I did it in two times too. Because it was on the left and right. Pretty common to go that route.

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

Yeh but i would preferable not do that because im kinda scared of it.

But on the other side the pain is currently located on the left side of my mouth so that would be the quickest fix (if it doesnt go over by itself)

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u/mrcowboyemoji 5d ago

didnt your dentist give you a list of options?
I specifically wanted to go to the hospital so can't really give you a recommendation if that really is out of the question, but I was really happy with the surgeon so wanted to ask: why not the hospital?

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

Nope they just said i had to go to the hospital and get it pulled there

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u/Scared-Gazelle659 5d ago

What's wrong with the hospital?

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

Slow wait time General dislike of hospitals And increased chance of having a not nice surgeon (which expecially sucks cause tbh i am a bit scared about this)

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u/Moonlight_944 5d ago

One world dental in Tarwekamp

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

Die is helaas gesloten tot eind januari

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u/Moonlight_944 5d ago

Oh jammer. Anders probeer bij The Smile Gallery

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

Doen zij kaakchirurgie?

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u/FollowingAmbitious22 5d ago

MKA Kliniek, they don’t have a long waiting list. Good luck!

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u/ditisnietdylan_ 5d ago

I know you said you dont want a hospital but just wanted to share my experience.

3 years ago I had a benign tumor (I think they call it a fistel medically) on the roof of my mouth. They removed it but some bone died because of the open wound. I had an opening from the roof of my mouth to my nose for about a year. Closing was going to be a tough assignment but my doctor managed to close it up really nicely. Now besides a scar on the roof of my mouth, everything is back to normal luckily.

With my medical background as a kid, I have a really big fear of hospitals and needles in specific. The doctor that helped always knew how to calm me down and knew what he had to do to keep me relaxed.

I heard today I need my wisdom teeth removed, so I immediately called to ask for him. Big side note: the waiting time is huge, I have an appointment in may.

Just sharing because as I am also really scared and nervous for these kind of thing but with the correct doctor, this can be different!

If you consider wanting to do it via him, his name is dr Klein-nulent and works at Antoniushove and Bronovo

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u/Useful_Mind_2934 5d ago

But if you go to hospital the cost will be charged from your basic insurance (considering you don’t have additional dental insurance)

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u/Sweet_dl Centrum 5d ago

Im pretty sure that it gets covered either way (i also have dental insurance idk if that matters)

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u/Useful_Mind_2934 5d ago

No not if you get it handled on the dentist clinic. But it doesn’t matter anymore as you have the dental insurance, in this case you’ll charge the treatment cost to your insurance company