Dentist
Looking for Dentist in Germany? Yabino lists 20 of them — each with address, contact details and more.
Cities with Dentist
ZIL Dentists in Lehel – Dr. med. dent. Sasan Harun-Mahdavi
Dental practice in Munich's Lehel district; according to the practice owner's professional profile, he also speaks Persian.
Dr. Mehdi Fereidouni – Dental Practice Königsweiss
Dental practice in Munich-Schwabing; according to the practice's website, Dr. Fereidouni also speaks Persian.
Dental Practice Dr. Nahal
Dental practice in Munich-Trudering/Riem; according to the practice's website, also available in Farsi.
CITYMEDent
Dental practice in central Hamburg; according to the practice's website, available in German, English, Russian and Farsi.
M2 Dentists Harburg
Dental practice in Hamburg-Harburg; according to the practice's website, the team also speaks Farsi.
ZahnOase – Dr. Farhad Raschidi
Dental practice in Berlin-Tegel specializing in implantology and aesthetics; according to a directory listing, Dr. Raschidi also speaks Pers...
Dental Practice Dr. Freidon Fathi
Dental practice for dentistry, oral and maxillofacial care in Berlin-Kreuzberg; listed in several directories as also available in Persian.
Frau Dr. med. dent. M.Sc. Mahasti Mossapour
Public Transport (ÖPNV)Subway - Osterstraße (Line U2)Bus - U Osterstraße (Line 4)Bus - Apostelkirche (Line 4)
Frequently asked questions
How many Dentist businesses does Yabino list?
Yabino currently lists 20 Dentist businesses across Germany, each with contact details and, where available, opening hours and reviews.
How do I find a Persian-speaking Dentist in Germany?
Look for listings on Yabino tagged as Persian-speaking — they're added only when a business has stated that Farsi is spoken. You can also call ahead to confirm before visiting.
How do I know if a Dentist speaks Farsi?
Check the Services section on the business's Yabino listing — a Persian-speaking tag appears there when the business has stated that Farsi is spoken. If it isn't listed, call ahead to ask.
Do I need an appointment (Termin) to visit a Dentist?
Most Dentist practices in Germany work by appointment (Termin), though many also offer walk-in hours (offene Sprechstunde) for urgent cases. Call ahead or check the individual listing before visiting.
Is dental treatment covered by statutory health insurance (gesetzliche Krankenkasse) in Germany?
Basic and preventive dental care is generally covered by statutory health insurance, while cosmetic treatments such as whitening are usually private-pay (Selbstzahler). Coverage varies by treatment, so confirm the details directly with the practice.