General dentistry is the cornerstone of your oral health. It covers all the routine care needed to prevent, detect and treat dental problems before they become serious.
At Ares Dental, our general dentists welcome you in Luxembourg in our offices in Mamer and Strassen in French, German, English or Portuguese, for all your everyday dental needs.
Thanks to Direct Immediate Payment (DIP)you pay only your co-payment directly to the practice. CNS reimburses the remainder without you having to pay in advance. Your children under 18 are covered at 100%.
Here are the procedures performed in general dentistry in our Luxembourg practices:
What Luxembourg health insurance covers.
That’s the question all our new patients are asking. Here is a summary of reimbursement rates for routine care in 2025-2026:
If you have any questions about your reimbursement, visit the official CNS website CNS website (cns.public.lu) or ask our practitioners during your consultation to draw up a CNS estimate free of charge.
Partial dentures can replace one or more teeth. They are attached to neighbouring healthy teeth by small hooks. Complete dentures replace all natural teeth.
Aesthetic and proven restorative solutions, crowns are used to cover and protect a damaged tooth, while bridges are used to replace one or more missing teeth. Both treatments are permanently fixed in the mouth. They can be made of metal, porcelain or a metal-ceramic alloy. At Ares Dental Brussels, we pride ourselves on bringing you the very latest technology.
The health of your gums is the foundation of your smile. In addition to scaling, we provide periodontal periodontal maintenance to stabilize the supporting tissues. This is an essential step before considering any aesthetic transformation or the fitting of prostheses.
To replace a missing tooth, we offer durable solutions such as dental bridge or the placement of a Titanium implantknown for its perfect biocompatibility. Our practitioners also work on the cosmetic aspect to even out the colour of teeth. tooth shade or offer invisible orthodontic solutions to improve improve the alignment of your smile.
There are two types of implant-supported prostheses: fixed and removable. Fixed prostheses, such as crowns, are placed permanently on implants, while removable prostheses must be removed for cleaning or during sleep. The choice of one or the other depends on a number of factors, which we can discuss with you.
We invite you to visit our two dental practices in Strassen and Mamer. Our dentists will welcome you with or without an appointment and will treat your emergencies, including Saturdays.
We intervene quickly to diagnose any inflammation of the dental pulpoften responsible for severe pain. For unforeseen situations outside working days, we can refer you to the services of Sunday on-call dentist so you’re never left without an emergency solution.
As an employee in Luxembourg, you are affiliated to the CNS and benefit from the same reimbursement rates as Luxembourg residents for your dental treatment at Ares Dental.
Our team will guide you through the process and draw up the necessary documents for your complementary French or Belgian health insurance. Our practitioners speak your language, so you can consult in your mother tongue in a reassuring, professional environment.
Regular dental check-ups can detect and treat problems before they become painful or costly.
At Ares Dental, we recommend a check-up every 6 to 12 months, depending on your risk profile. Professional scaling, reimbursed by the CNS twice a year, removes tartar that daily brushing cannot reach. It prevents gingivitis and progression to periodontal disease requiring more complex treatment.
Ares Dental offers much more than general dentistry.
During your scaling session, your children can consult our specialized pediatric dentist for their annual check-up. If a gum problem is detected, our team will refer you directly to periodontology without making you run from one practice to another. If a tooth needs to be replaced after extraction, our implant surgeons take over immediately. Everything under one roof to simplify your care.
Ares Dental has two practices strategically located in Luxembourg, accessible from Mamer, Strassen, Bertrange, Capellen, Bascharage and Luxembourg City. Our premises are equipped with 3D digital radiology, the latest sterilization technologies and scrupulously respect the hygiene protocols imposed by the Luxembourg health authorities. Book your general dental consultation online in just a few clicks – available Monday to Saturday.
To keep your teeth healthy, here are a few essential tips:
Yes. Conservative treatments (scaling, cavity treatment, root canalization) are reimbursed by the CNS at 88% of the conventional rate for adults, and 100% for children under 18.
Scaling is covered at 100% up to twice a year. At Ares Dental, PID (Paiement Immédiat Direct) means you pay only your co-payment directly at the surgery, without having to pay in advance.
Third-party payment – known as PID (Paiement Immédiat Direct) in Luxembourg – is a system that allows the patient to pay only the part not reimbursed by the CNS at the time of consultation. Ares Dental has been applying PID since 2025: you pay only your co-payment (12% for routine care), and the CNS pays the rest directly to the practice. No need to pay in advance and wait for reimbursement.
The standard recommendation is 1 to 2 visits per year for an adult in good oral health. The CNS also covers scaling twice a year, which coincides with this recommended frequency. High-risk patients (diabetes, smoking, history of frequent caries) may require more frequent check-ups.
Yes. All employees working in Luxembourg are affiliated to the CNS and benefit from reimbursements from the Luxembourg health insurance scheme, whether they live in Luxembourg, France, Belgium or Germany. Ares Dental welcomes cross-border commuters in their own language (French, German, English, Portuguese), and helps patients to prepare documents for their complementary French or Belgian mutual insurance.
Devitalization (or endodontic treatment) involves removing infected or necrotic dental pulp from inside the tooth, cleaning and disinfecting the root canals, then sealing them to prevent re-infection. This treatment preserves a tooth that would otherwise have had to be extracted. It is performed under local anaesthetic and is reimbursed by the CNS at 88%.
