Belgium Dental Clinics: Transparency & Trust Ranking

Dental practice on Avenue Winston Churchill in Uccle, in the south of Brussels, run by Dr Benjamin Perelle and registered in the RIZIV/INAMI provider register under the practice name 3D Dental SRL at the same address. It is one of the few clinics in this cohort to publish indicative prices, and it publishes a WhatsApp line for appointments and emergencies alongside an equipment page describing a cone-beam scanner, dental lasers, an intraoral scanner and an in-house prosthetic laboratory.

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Implant-focused practice in Merksem, north Antwerp, listed on Google as Vident Tandartspraktijk. The site runs in four languages - English, Dutch, French and Bulgarian - names seven dentists with their fields and experience, and is one of the few clinics in this cohort to publish a treatment price: a single implant at 2,500 EUR with an itemised list of what that covers. The practice opens on Saturdays and publishes an urgent-care page.

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Practice on Avenue Winston Churchill in Uccle covering general dentistry, periodontics, prosthodontics, orthodontics and dental hygiene. It publishes a named team, opening hours, a treatment catalogue of some thirty procedures and pages addressed specifically to expatriate, family, paediatric and senior patients, and states that it works in six languages with patients of more than twelve nationalities. Five of its practitioners appear in the RIZIV/INAMI provider register at this address; fees are not published.

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Multidisciplinary practice in Ganshoren where each practitioner works in a single field: invisible orthodontics, paediatric orthodontics, periodontology, prosthetic dentistry and cosmetic dentistry. The site runs in English, French and Dutch and names its practitioners with their fields; four of them appear in the RIZIV/INAMI provider register with this address, the fifth being registered at Cliniques universitaires Saint-Luc. The fees page explains at length why the clinic does not apply government-set tariffs but publishes no amounts.

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General, family and cosmetic dental practice on Rue de la Loi in Etterbeek, a hundred metres from the Cinquantenaire park. The clinic's own site says it has served Belgian and international patients for more than fifteen years and works in English and French. It publishes a full treatment catalogue but no fee list and no dentist names; two dentists are registered at this street address in the RIZIV/INAMI provider register.

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Multi-practitioner dental clinic on Place Edouard Pinoy in Auderghem, registered as Dentist Brussels SA. Its site publishes a full roster of more than twenty practitioners with their degrees and post-graduate qualifications, six treatment rooms, an operating room, an in-house prosthesis laboratory and 2D and cone-beam 3D imaging. Fees are not published: the clinic states that costs depend on the treatment and that it does not apply government-regulated tariffs.

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Orthodontics and dental-hygiene clinic on Jan van Rijswijcklaan, the Antwerp site of a two-city practice led by Prof. Dr Maria Orellana, who holds the Belgian specialist title in orthodontics. Treatment is limited to orthodontics, aligners, cleanings and whitening; the clinic runs its site in English, French and Dutch, offers a virtual consultation and a WhatsApp line, and describes a 60-minute first appointment with a 3D scan and a written financial proposal.

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Prevention-led group practice running two Ghent addresses - Mondzorg Zuid on the Franklin Rooseveltlaan and Mondzorg Noord on the Kompasplein - with a third site on the Muinkaai in preparation. It publishes the most detailed fee list in this Belgian cohort: twelve priced items in euro across prevention, restoration, surgery and orthodontics, with quotes named explicitly for the work that is not priced. The site runs in Dutch, English and French and names nineteen team members with their roles.

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Large group practice in central Ghent, founded in 1987 by Prof. Dr Roberto Cleymaet and now part of the Colosseum Dental Benelux network. Its site lists its whole clinical team with each practitioner's RIZIV/INAMI number, professional title and convention status - the fullest self-disclosure of any clinic in this Belgian cohort - and names its supervisory authorities down to the federal nuclear agency that licenses its dental radiography. At the time of research the practice was operating a patient stop for all treatments except endodontics, prosthetics, crown and bridge work and extractions.

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Implant-focused practice on the Rue Lonhienne in Liège, run by Alain Bredohl, who holds a postgraduate qualification in implantology, with a second dentist and a nurse. Its site is the most technically detailed in the Liège cohort - named implant systems, guided digital surgery, All-on-4 and All-on-6, bone grafting, PRF and piezosurgery each have their own page - but it also carries blocks of unrelated English and Dutch online-gambling text injected at the foot of several pages, which is recorded below as a factual observation about the site.

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Group practice on the Boulevard d'Avroy in central Liège, part of the Odontolia group. It names four dentists and an oral hygienist, each with their own enterprise number, publishes step-free access, bus routes and an hour of free parking for patients, opens on alternate Saturdays, and lists the four authorities that supervise it - the French Community for recognition, FPS Public Health for the visa, the federal nuclear agency for radiation protection and INAMI. Seven dentists are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register; fees are not published.

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Surgery-oriented practice in the Fragnée quarter, led by Michel Vanhakendover, a dental surgeon trained at the University of Liège and at Paris VI Salpetriere, with the dentists Jean Thiry and Arnaud Piron. It publishes a dedicated operating room, covered private parking and four areas of care, and belongs to the Dentius network - its own orthodontics page and its contact address both carry the Dentius Fragnée name. Seven dentists are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register; opening hours and fees are not published.

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Practice on the Vlaamsekaai in Antwerp's Zuid district, founded by two dentists who trained at ACTA in Amsterdam. It is the only clinic in this Belgian cohort that publishes its practitioners' RIZIV/INAMI numbers itself, alongside their training history and fields of interest, and it opens until 20:00 on Tuesdays. Google and the RIZIV register both carry the practice under the variant name Dentology Plus / DENTOLOGY+.

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Six-chair practice on the Kapelstraat in Hoboken, in the south of Antwerp, running its site in Dutch, French and English. It publishes six treatment areas, an events and jobs section and a page explaining Belgium's conventioned, partly conventioned and non-conventioned tariff system - but no amounts. Five dentists are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register, four of them partly conventioned and the fifth fully conventioned; the practice itself names none of them on its site.

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Small practice on the Meerhem in central Ghent with two dentists, a practice coordinator and a dental assistant, running its site in Dutch and English and taking bookings online. It holds the highest Google rating in this city cohort on a modest review base. Both dentists are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register, one of them partly conventioned with his conventioned hours published there; the clinic publishes no fees.

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Family group practice on the Gordunakaai, founded in 1973 by Jan Hooft as an orthodontic and children's practice and taken over by his son Jean-Baptiste, who specialised in implantology, periodontology and prosthodontics. Today six dentists and two oral hygienists work there, each with a published specialisation and degree history, across eight treatment areas. Google lists the practice as Polikliniek Tandheelkunde Gent; no fees are published.

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Group practice on the eighth floor of Tavernierkaai by the Willemdok, part of the Mint Tandartsen group and linked in its own footer to Dierick Dental Care. Its Dutch-language site names five dentists, four support staff, six treatment categories, online booking and a waiting list, and publishes weekday hours, access and payment information. Two of the named dentists appear in the RIZIV/INAMI register with this address; no fees are published.

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Multidisciplinary practice on the Kortrijksesteenweg run by Prof. Stefan Vandeweghe, head of reconstructive dentistry at Ghent University, and Charlotte Vermeersch. The team page gives each dentist a full academic and clinical biography; the practical page states plainly that the practice is not conventioned, that its technical fees therefore sit above the convention tariff and that a written quote is drawn up for large treatments - but publishes no amounts. It moved to this address in 2023.

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Clinic opposite the Liège marina on the Boulevard Frère-Orban, established at this address for more than twenty years. Four dentists and an orthodontist trained in Invisalign work there, all named on the site with their roles, covering general and preventive dentistry, surgery, implantology, occlusodontics, paediatric dentistry and orthodontics for children, teenagers and adults. Three of the named practitioners are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register; fees are not published.

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Two-dentist practice in the European quarter by the Arts-Loi metro, focused on general dentistry, implantology, periodontology and aesthetic veneers. Both practitioners are named on the site with their degrees and both hold RIZIV/INAMI provider numbers recorded at this address. The site is a single page with rich schema.org markup, published opening hours and a case gallery, but no fee information beyond a price-range symbol.

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Practice of more than three decades in the Guillemins station quarter, with six named dentists including an endodontist working under a microscope and a dentist for children. It is the only clinic in this Belgian cohort to state that all its dentists are conventioned - that they apply the official INAMI tariffs - and the register bears that out for five of the six. It lists the authorities that supervise it, including its dental-radiography permit; its Google listing carries no website link.

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Branch of the Dentius group practice network in Mariakerke, western Ghent. The branch page publishes its address, bus routes, free street parking, opening hours to the half hour, separate telephone-availability hours, six treatment areas and a first-visit guide; it names no practitioner, though seven dentists are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register. The practice states that all its dentists are trained as general dentists.

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Branch of the Dentius group practice network by the Willemdok in Antwerp's Eilandje district. The branch page publishes address, transport and parking directions, weekday opening hours, five treatment areas, a first-visit and payment guide and a frank explanation of why the practice charges above the sickness-fund tariff; it names no practitioner, though four dentists are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register.

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Walk-in oriented practice in Outremeuse, near the Médiacité, which takes patients with or without an appointment from 8:45 to 18:30 on weekdays and reserves emergency slots at 8:00 and 13:00. Its welcome banner cycles through eleven languages, from Russian and Arabic to Kurdish, Pashto and Persian, and it runs separate pages for dental emergencies and for children. Eight dentists are recorded at this address in the RIZIV/INAMI register, all of them conventioned; the clinic names none of them and publishes no fees.

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