DENTISTS IN DÜSSELDORF
Most Germans tend to take good care of their teeth, not only due to regular daily brushing but through professional cleaning. While many people used to be forced to visit the dentist by toothache, dental care has long been a fundamental aspect of the insurance system. Recommended intervals for checkups and treatment are normally between six to twelve months.
Dentists pass through a long period of education and training and keep up to date with new developments. Practices are generally modern, very often with the latest equipment due as well to the tax relief system for professional investments in Germany.
A local dentist in Düsseldorf can be searched in the Zahnarztsuche on the Kassenzahnärztliche Vereinigung Nordrhein.
By Vincent Green, Jul 22 2020
Kassenzahnärztliche Vereinigung Nordrhein
Lindemannstraße 34–42
40237 Düsseldorf
+49 211 968 40
WATER IN DÜSSELDORF
Tap water in Düsseldorf possesses such a high quality that it can be drunk from the tap regularly. Local water is treated and cleaned through an extensive process on its way to the consumer. By then it is highly drinkable and virtually tasteless.
SOCIETY & FOLK DÜSSELDORF
The topic of German society and its folk are frequently hotly debated with opinions divided. Even many natives themselves claim their compatriots are highly respected, yet they lack humour, are complicated and very reserved.
Germans, on the whole, love and respect pets and are especially friendly to dogs. Keeping a pet on a leash is a must apart from inside official, special pens in the city. Surprisingly for some, dogs are also permitted on public transport and inside restaurants unless otherwise stated.
