Dental Clinics Dentists in Haarlem

“ A really good dentist, but I still want to share one hilarious tidbit about the recent name change by Dental Clinics. A new location has been added called Dental Clinics Zijlweg, while this location is now called Dental Clinics Haarlem Centrum. The funny (and incredibly confusing) thing is that Dental Clinics Zijlweg is closer to the city center than Dental Clinics Centrum, and that Dental Clinics Centrum is located just 10 meters away from Zijlweg...and this location has therefore been known for years as “the dental clinics on Zijlweg.” A brilliant piece of logic that clearly took the office a very long time to come up with! So, new and returning patients alike, please pay close attention to the exact address where you have your appointment. Fortunately, the care here is top-notch, so we’re just laughing it off!”

“ “I had a very good experience Easy to schedule an appointment, didn’t have to wait long, clear explanation beforehand, and effective treatment. I highly recommend it!”

“ “I had a very good experience Easy to schedule an appointment, didn’t have to wait long, clear explanation beforehand, and effective treatment. I highly recommend it!”

“ A very good dentist

“ A really nice dental office and a top-notch dentist!!

“ “Christine is a kind, calm dentist who carefully considers what’s really necessary.”

“ “The team is fantastic! They’re super friendly and kind, and they provide clear explanations and advice. We all look forward to our checkups.”

“ Great service! My teeth felt completely fresh again! And smooth!”

“ emergency usually has openings quickly. I’ve been going there for years and have had good experiences.

“ I’ve been going to my dentist for almost 20 years, and he’s now part of the Zijlweg Dental Group. Things used to run more smoothly when he had his own independent practice. Now it’s become a sort of collective on Zijlweg, and honestly: the quality has really gone downhill. Making an appointment is a nightmare. The receptionists hardly ever answer the phone, and when they do, they’re unfriendly and inflexible. You make an appointment only to be told it’s not available for another six months, and then you get a call asking if you can come in “right away.” I’ve been a diligent patient for 20 years, and only recently has it suddenly become impossible to schedule appointments normally. What really ruined it for me: I got a substitute dentist who was supposed to do just one thing—file down a very small part of a filling. Instead, he cheerfully filed away a piece of my actual tooth. His reaction: “Oh, I shouldn’t have done that.” It was clear he didn’t really know what he was doing. A few weeks later, he retired because he was getting on in years. There you are. After many years without any problems, suddenly this kind of hassle. The way this practice is organized now and how it treats patients just isn’t right anymore. It’s a shame, because it used to be fine.