Dr Hazan and Dr Pedro are French Social Security-approved dentists in Paris 16. Fees for consultations and dental care are determined according to the procedures performed, the complexity of the treatment and the time required for your care.

For procedures covered by the French national health insurance system (Assurance Maladie), reimbursement is based on the applicable official rates. Your supplementary health insurance may provide additional reimbursement, depending on the level of cover included in your policy.

 

Dental consultation fee

The fee for a comprehensive consultation is €120. The consultation lasts at least 45 minutes, allowing for a thorough and personalised assessment of your oral health.

The consultation enables the dentist to establish an accurate diagnosis by identifying any existing problems, as well as a prognosis to assess the different treatment options and their likelihood of success.

 

A comprehensive and personalised consultation

During your appointment, Dr Hazan and Dr Pedro carry out a thorough assessment of your oral health and provide personalised advice to help you maintain good oral hygiene and preserve the long-term results of any treatments performed.

To ensure that your care is tailored to your needs, please inform us of any medication you are currently taking and, if necessary, bring your latest blood test results or any other relevant medical documents.

 

A detailed quotation before your treatment

At the end of the consultation, you will receive a personalised report containing all the information you need to understand your situation and make an informed decision about the proposed care.

If treatment is required, you will receive a personalised treatment plan and a detailed quotation before any treatment is carried out.

 

Reimbursement for dental care

As French Social Security-approved dentists, Dr Hazan and Dr Pedro follow the framework established by the French national health insurance system (Assurance Maladie) for covered procedures.

The amount reimbursed depends on the type of dental care provided and the level of cover offered by your supplementary health insurance. We recommend sending your quotation to your insurer before starting treatment so that you can confirm the exact amount of reimbursement available to you.