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1/5 Make an appointment Welcome to Mondzorg Zonnestein A smile is the prettiest thing you can wear WELCOME TO MONDZORG ZONNESTEIN REGISTER Solome Tekle OWNER AND DENTAL HYGIENIST My name is Solome Rutha Tekle. In 2013 I graduated as a dental hygienist at the Hogeschool Inholland in Amsterdam (ACTA). ​ After years of experience at various practices, I established myself independently in the Zonnestein medical center in Amstelveen as of the 1.1.2021. ​ I am also a member of the Dutch Association of Dental Hygienists and the Dutch Association for Periodontology. TREATMENTS In our modern practice you can apply for the following treatments: • DENTAL CLEANING AND POLISHING • TREATMENT OF GUM PROBLEMS (GINGIVITIS AND PERIODONTITIS ) • NUTRITIONAL ADVICE • FLOURIDE TREATMENTS • ORAL CARE ADVICE • TREATMENT OF SENSITIVE TEETH • TREATMENT OF BAD BREATH • CLEANING IMPLANTS • POLISHING / TRIMMING FILLINGS • BACTERIOLOGICAL TEST Would you like to make an appointment directly with an oral hygienist? This is possible, no referral of a dentist is required. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU IN OUR PRACTICE! "I am very satisfied with the treatments of Solome, she tells me very clearly what she is going to do and it all goes very smoothly." "I always feel comfortable with this dental hygienist!" "She has been my dental hygienist for seven years and every time I come I am very happy with my treatment." Anchor 1

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COVID-19 Prior to your appointment ​ Do you now have corona? Does one or more of your housemates have corona? Were you cured of Corona less than two weeks ago? Do you have one or more of the following symptoms: cold, sneezing, cough, sore throat, breathlessness or fever with a temperature higher than 38 degrees Celsius? Does one of your housemates have one or more symptoms? Are you in home isolation? To ensure the safety of everyone during this pandemic, we ask you to follow a number of protocols: Keep 1.5 meters apart Come on with a mouth mask As soon as you enter the practice, clean your hands with hand disinfectant gel or water with soap Do not arrive earlier than 10 minutes before your appointment There are a number of measures to proceed as carefully as possible. For example, you will be asked to rinse your mouth with a disinfectant before the treatment.

Privacy statement GDPR ​ The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) comes into effect on May 25, 2018. This (EU) law entails new obligations and of course we do our utmost to implement these rules properly. The 'privacy statement' below is part of this new legislation and our 'privacy policy' is also available for inspection in practice. If you would like additional information about the implementation of the GDPR within our practice, please contact the practice : info@mondzorgzonnestein.nl Privacy and cookie statement ​ Your privacy is respected by us. Mondzorg Zonnestein strives to guarantee your privacy as well as possible and will treat the information you provide us confidentially. When processing personal data, we observe the applicable privacy laws and regulations. In this privacy and cookie statement we inform you about the way in which we handle your data. Categories of personal data ​ By using the website and the services available on it, you leave certain information with us. This also happens at our practice in the context of the implementation of the treatment agreement. This can be personal data. We only store and use the personal data that is provided directly by you or of which it is clear that they are provided to us for processing. Depending on the service you use, we may collect the following data: Name and address details; Sex; E-mail address; Phone number; BSN; Information regarding your health; The name of your health insurer; The name of your other healthcare providers; Time of your appointment; Payment details; IP address; Basis for data processing ​ We may only lawfully process your personal data if we do so on a legal basis. We process your personal data because this is necessary for the performance of the agreement between you and us, as laid down in Article 6 paragraph 1 sub b of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). In addition, we may process your personal data for another legitimate interest, such as informing our patients about current events or changes to our services. This basis is laid down in Article 6 paragraph 1 sub f of the GDPR. Purposes of data processing ​ The personal data collected by us is used for the following purposes: Preparing and maintaining your medical file; Scheduling an appointment; Carrying out a treatment; Requesting and exporting data via Exquise; Keeping track of preferences you have indicated; Improving our services; To perform other services you have requested. Provision of your personal data to third parties ​ In principle, we only provide your personal data to third parties if you have given permission for this yourself. Data provision without your consent takes place if this is necessary to be able to perform the agreement between you and us or if a legal obligation prescribes this. Retention periods ​ We will not keep your data longer than is necessary for the purposes described in this privacy and cookie statement, unless this is necessary on the basis of a legal obligation. We use the legal retention period from the Medical Treatment Contracts Act for the storage of your medical data. In addition to the WGBO, we also take into account retention periods resulting from other legislation, if necessary. Security measures ​ We have taken appropriate security measures to protect your data as well as possible. For example, we have drawn up and implemented a privacy policy, we have concluded processing agreements and appointed a data protection officer. Our ICT (software / hardware) is secured and maintained by a specialized company. References to websites of third parties (via hyperlinks) ​ In order to be of service to you, we have included references to third party websites on our websites. We would like to point out that when you visit these websites, the conditions from the privacy statements of these third parties apply. We recommend that you read the privacy statements of these websites before continuing to use them. Your rights ​ When you have provided us with personal data, you have various rights that you can exercise. You have the right to inspect, rectify and delete your data. You can also request us to transfer your data to you or another party or to limit the data processing. You are also free to object to the processing of your data. You can also withdraw your consent to the data processing at any time. You can make your request known to us by sending us an email to info@mondzorgzonnestein.nl . We aim to respond to your request within 5 working days. Use of cookies ​ We use cookies on our website. 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We therefore recommend that you consult this statement regularly so that you are aware of any changes. Our contact information ​ Do you have any questions or comments after reading this privacy and cookie statement? Then you can contact us via the e-mail address below: info@mondzorgzonnestein.nl ​

Prices No referral needed ​ Would you like to make an appointment directly with a dental hygienist? This is possible as a referral from a dentist is not required for an appointment Prices Children up to the age of 18 receive 100% reimbursement for oral care from the basic health insurance. In order to be eligible for reimbursement by the health insurer, adults must have taken out additional insurance for oral care. In our practice, we use the rates which are set by the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZA). We send our invoices via www.infomedics.nl . For questions about your bill, please visit www.infomedics.nl or call 0900 - 404 94 04 (€ 0.35 per call).

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Practice Keeping appointments ​ In the unlikely event that it does not suit you to meet your appointment, we request that you cancel your appointment at least 48 hours in advance. If you do not cancel your appointment in time, we are forced to charge the costs of the reserved time. We reserve the right to unsubscribe in case of repeated non-compliance with agreements or cancellations too late. Appointment reminder ​ We send an appointment reminder by SMS every day to our patients for appointments scheduled for the next day. You will also receive an e-mail reminder a week in advance. This is a free extra service that we provide to our patients, from which no rights can be derived. Are you not receiving a text message or email for whatever reason? Then you cannot derive any rights from this and we still expect you at the previously agreed date and time. General ​ Mondzorg Zonnestein is a dental hygiene practice located in the Zonnestein medical center in Amstelveen. First intake ​ At your first appointment with us, we collect the necessary data to map out your current mouth condition and to discuss your wishes. For this, a health questionnaire must be completed. We are obliged to inquire about and record your current health situation and your current medication use, in order to prevent medical emergencies. You must notify us of any changes yourself. ​

Risk groups Pregnancy ​ Dental hygienists are considered to be extra important when you are pregnant. In fact, during pregnancy, you should take extra care of yourself. You try to live consciously and eat healthy. Not only to ensure a healthy and fit delivery, but also for the health of your unborn baby. That is why it is so important to take good care of your mouth and teeth during your pregnancy. This way you can prevent problems during your pregnancy. Increased risk of pregnancy gum disease ​ Pregnancy increases the risk of gum infections in the mouth. Your gums can, due to an increased hormone level, react hypersensitive to dental plaque. The gums then become inflamed: they bleed, they are red and they swell. Also, changing eating habits (for example if you snack more often) will give you more chance of cavities. And then that annoying morning sickness also affects your teeth, because frequent vomiting can damage the enamel of the teeth. There is growing evidence that there is a relationship between gum disease and premature births. Pregnant women with periodontal disease (gum disease that also affects the jaw bone) are at a higher risk of giving birth prematurely and the baby being born too small. This has to do with an increased concentration of certain substances in the blood, which can induce contractions. Take care of your mouth ​ So there are plenty of reasons to take good care of your mouth during your pregnancy. This can be done by brushing correctly twice a day, cleaning between teeth and regularly visiting a dental hygienist. The dental hygienist is happy to coach you in obtaining and maintaining a healthy mouth. Even after your baby is born, it is important to keep visiting the dental hygienist. For yourself, but also for your child! For example, the dental hygienist can tell you how to take good care of your child's teeth and how best to learn healthy eating habits. These are also important in the development of your child's beautiful teeth! Diabetes ​ The function of a Dental hygienist is extra important in patients with diabetes. Healthy, clean and radiant teeth and healthy gums. Who wouldn't want that? We all know that healthy and fresh teeth are pleasant. Relationships have been shown between general health and oral health. In diabetic patients the blood sugar level can no longer be kept within the normal limits because no or insufficient insulin is produced. It is also possible that the body no longer responds properly to insulin. The condition may not always be noticeable at first glance, but as a result of the disease, in addition to complications such as cardiovascular disease and kidney disease, more visible consequences can arise, such as eye disorders, foot problems and poor oral health. Increased risk of gingivitis due to high blood sugar ​ People with diabetes are more likely to suffer from gingivitis (gingivitis) and gum disease with loss of the jaw bone (periodontitis). This can even lead to a loss of teeth. The cause may be too high blood sugar. The body wants to get rid of the sugar by urinating a lot. This then ensures a drier mouth. Saliva protects teeth in a natural way. If there is less saliva, cavities and gum infections are more likely. These inflammations can also arise because diabetes patients have a poorer blood flow in the body. Years of high blood sugar damage the blood vessels. The gums are full of small blood vessels. So there is a difference in the effect on oral health between good and poorly controlled diabetes. Heart and vascular disease ​ The function of a Dental hygienist is extra important in patients suffering with cardiovascular diseases. Healthy, clean and radiant teeth and healthy gums. Who wouldn't want that? We all know that healthy and fresh teeth are pleasant, but good oral health can also save your life. Cardiovascular disease, the umbrella name for several diseases of the heart or blood vessels, is the number one cause of death among women. It is also a life-threatening condition among men. Now you will think that the development of cardiovascular disease is only related to an unhealthy lifestyle, such as too much food, smoking, too little exercise, stress or heredity. That is not always the case. Sometimes the quality of your teeth can cause diseases of the heart and blood vessels, or vice versa. A relationship has been shown between gingivitis and the risk of cardiovascular disease. The same bacteria have been found in the constrictions (plaques) in the blood vessels as can occur in plaque in the mouth. Periodontal disease ​ Gums can become infected. The bacteria settle in the space between the teeth and gums (pockets). Due to the accumulation of the bacteria, the inflammation can spread to the underlying tissue and jaw bone (periodontal disease). A nasty consequence can be the loss of teeth. It is even more annoying when the harmful mouth bacteria enter the bloodstream and can cause processes that lead to blood clots. These blood clots can lead to a heart attack or stroke. If you don't regularly visit a dental hygienist or dentist, periodontal disease can go unnoticed for a long time. Brushing the right way helps ​ Most gum and tooth problems can be prevented. This can be achieved by brushing correctly twice a day, cleaning between teeth, eating a healthy diet and regularly visiting a dental hygienist. The dental hygienist will be happy to coach you in obtaining and maintaining a healthy mouth.

Children Children are also welcome for treatment at the dental hygienist ​ You can also contact us for an appointment for your children. If your child has regular cavities or has yet not mastered brushing very well, it is advisable to make an appointment with the dental hygienist for prevention. The dental hygienist will take the time to calmly explain to you and your child how to take better care of their teeth. For children up to the age of 18, the treatments are fully reimbursed from the basic insurance.

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The Dental Hygienist What is a Dental Hygienist? ​ A dental hygienist is a paramedic who is trained at HBO level and who works within oral care. The profession of the dental hygienist is regulated in the Individual Healthcare Professions Act (BIG Act). This BIG Act entered into force in 1997. The BIG Act is a quality act and aims to promote and monitor the quality of the professional practice. The law also protects the patient against incompetent and careless actions by healthcare professionals. The area of ​​expertise for the dental hygienist is defined by law. The title of dental hygienist is a title protected by law and may only be used by those who have the dental hygienist diploma. The training requirements are also regulated by law. What does a dental hygienist do? ​ The tasks performed by the dental hygienist are primarily aimed at prevention; prevention of dental caries (cavities in the teeth and molars) and gum disease. In addition, the dental hygienist also performs curative tasks (i.e. aimed at healing), such as treating gum disorders as well as gingivitis and periodontal disease. An assessment of your personal oral situation is performed, and it is examined whether oral abnormalities are visible and, if so, how they can be treated together with you. If necessary, the dental hygienist will make dental impressions, X-rays and conduct bacterial examination for a more complete picture. Dental hygienists will also provide information about how to keep your mouth fresh and healthy. For instance, how can diet, smoking and abnormal mouth behaviours (such as thumbs) on teeth affect the overall mouth health, alongside how do gum disease and cavities develop. Certain diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, can also affect the quality of the teeth and gums, or vice versa. Dental Hygienist will also Performs a professional dental cleaning. Plaque, tartar and deposits are removed and your teeth are polished, resulting in a smooth and clean feeling. Severe gum problems, which require cleaning under the gums, can be anesthetized. The professionals can also apply protective agents. Consider, for example, fluoride. In the case of children, Dental hygienists also apply a coat of lacquer to molars when needed. Such a lacquer layer is called a sealant. This layer protects the molars against the formation of holes. Dental Hygienist can advise you on responsible teeth whitening. There are some risks associated with whitening your teeth. It is therefore important to do this responsibly. Your dental hygienist can advise you on this based on your situation. When do you go to the dental hygienist? ​ You go to the dental hygienist to get and keep your teeth and gums healthy. We advise you to visit the dental hygienist at least once a year for a healthy, radiant and fresh mouth. Children are welcome from the breakthrough of the first tooth. This can prevent cavities at a very young age and thus pain and invisible damage. A visit to the dental hygienist is also a good idea when you are pregnant. You are more prone to inflammation in your mouth during this period. Some diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, can also affect the quality of the teeth and gums, or vice versa. A visit to the dental hygienist is recommended when your gums are inflamed (bleeding gums) - the gums recede - cavities appear regularly - tartar and/or deposits develop - there is a bad taste and/or breath - you have systemic abnormalities such as diabetes, rheumatism, etc. - there are many mouth problems in your family - teeth and/or molars become loose - oral care is a problem for whatever reason If you are committed to preventing problems in your mouth, expensive recovery treatments are not necessary. In addition, a healthy mouth contributes to a healthy body. With the right preventive approach and support, everyone can age healthier with their own teeth. Isn't that worth the investment? Make an appointment