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Which of the following does financing of dental treatment involve? - ANSWER private and public sector What payment is based on an office visit and is always the same regardless of the services rendered? - ANSWER encounter What term refers to a portion of the cost of each service that the patient pays—in other words, the part of the payment not covered by the third party? - ANSWER copayment What is defined as the number given to a specific procedure as designated

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Community Dental Health Final Accurate
100%
Which of the following does financing of dental treatment involve? - ANSWER private
and public sector

What payment is based on an office visit and is always the same regardless of the
services rendered? - ANSWER encounter

What term refers to a portion of the cost of each service that the patient pays—in other
words, the part of the payment not covered by the third party? - ANSWER copayment

What is defined as the number given to a specific procedure as designated in the Codes
on Dental Procedures and Nomenclature published by ADA? - ANSWER procedure
number

What form is sent to the patient and provider? - ANSWER explanation of benefits

Empowerment models that focus on patient autonomy and collaborative relationships
are paternalist regimens. These regimens are led by patients whose knowledge of
health and disease increases the likelihood that healthy behaviors are attained. -
ANSWER both statements are false

Which of the following aspects is part of the multidimensional model of health? -
ANSWER spirituality

The local dental hygiene association worked on policy change that banned sugary
beverages from school vending machines. This is an example of - ANSWER health
promotion

For behavior change to occur, an individual must reach what milestone? - ANSWER
value the change

A patient who receives praise for having healthy gums during two routine dental hygiene
appointments will be more likely to maintain good home care to ensure that the praise
will continue at subsequent appointments. This theory is called - ANSWER classical
conditioning

The best way to ensure an effective presentation is to - ANSWER be prepared


Inconvenient office hours of a dental practice can become a - ANSWER barrier to care

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