Stomatološka ordinacija Dr. Ivana Krivić

Dentist in Split · HZZO

Location

Karta lokacije: Stomatološka ordinacija dr. Ivana Krivić, Požeška 14, Split
Požeška 14, 21000 Split, Splitsko-dalmatinska

Doctor

dr. med. dent. Ivana Krivić
General dental careHZZO

Contact information

Požeška 14
21000 Split
Splitsko-dalmatinska County
ivana.krivic@dz-sdz.hr

Opening hours

Even weekAfternoon
Odd weekMorning

Public transport

nearby
Velebitska - Sućidar 1
Bus stop
267 m
Velebitska - Vrh Kmana
Bus stop
286 m
Split Predgrađe
Train station
880 m

Public parking

nearby
Vinkovačka
Public parking · paid
252 m
LOKVE - Stepinčeva ulica
Public parking · paid
403 m
VRANČIĆEVA - Vrančićeva 5
Public parking · paid
471 m
Data source

Profile last updated: October 14, 2026

The information on this page is collected from official and publicly available sources. Distances for public transport, parking, and nearby places are orientation information only and do not confirm service availability, opening hours, or free spaces. For official information, contact the practice.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral to see a dentist?

No. A dentist is part of primary healthcare in Croatia, so you do not need a referral to see your chosen dentist. You only need a referral if your dentist refers you to a specialist, for example an oral surgeon or orthodontist.

Which preventive services are covered?

At a dentist contracted with HZZO, ask before the visit which preventive and basic dental services are included in your rights under mandatory health insurance. The scope depends on current HZZO rules, your age and the dentist’s clinical finding.

How often can I change my chosen dentist?

Usually after one year from your last choice. You can start the change through HZZO services on e-Građani, at the new practice, or through HZZO. Earlier changes are possible only for prescribed reasons.

Does HZZO cover fillings and dentures?

Before any treatment at an HZZO-contracted dentist, ask what is included under mandatory health insurance and what would be charged separately. Dental rights and standard materials depend on current HZZO rules, age, indication and the dentist’s finding. EU mercury rules also affect the use of dental amalgam, so avoid relying on older filling-material wording.

What if I get a toothache in the evening or at the weekend?

Larger cities may have urgent or out-of-hours dental care. Check the current schedule on the local health centre or dental chamber website before going.