Teeth, implied consent

implied consent

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stephen dsl new #1 / 4	implied consent I have a question regarding wether or not it is allowable for a child of 12 to be treated by a dentist without the parent being present in the office, but a parent did make the appt. for the child, and said it was ok to do treatment? is the fact that the parent made the appointment fall under implied consent? thank you, and if there are any resources on the net that covers this please insert url for me to look at. steve castro
Mon, 06 Oct 2003 09:10:31 GMT

Steven Bornfel #2 / 4	implied consent If the parent said it was OK to treat, it was expressed consent. Steve Quote: > I have a question regarding wether or not it is allowable for a child of 12 > to be treated by a dentist without the parent being present in the office, > but a parent did make the appt. for the child, and said it was ok to do > treatment? > is the fact that the parent made the appointment fall under implied consent? > thank you, and if there are any resources on the net that covers this please > insert url for me to look at. > steve castro
Mon, 06 Oct 2003 11:09:03 GMT

Louis Cor #3 / 4	implied consent Quote: > If the parent said it was OK to treat, it was expressed consent. > Steve Exactly. If the parent made the appointment and said it was OK to treat (assuming that parent knew what was being done), then why do they need to be there? To make sure you do it right?? Louis
Mon, 06 Oct 2003 12:24:58 GMT

Shirley Gutkowski R #4 / 4	implied consent Quote: >> If the parent said it was OK to treat, it was expressed consent. >> Steve >Exactly. If the parent made the appointment and said it was OK to treat >(assuming >that parent knew what was being done), then why do they need to be there? To >make >sure you do it right?? >Louis I agree as well. Our office however does not treat children that were dropped off by their parents, or come alone as in a 17 year old driving themselves in. Ofcourse I have a huge problem with it; a 14 yo girl can get an {filter} with out a parent present, but I can't clean her teeth and apply fluoride. Sheesh (stronger word implied) Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH "Everbody wants to save the earth - nobody wants to help Mom to do the dishes." - P. J. O'Rourke ~~~~~~~~~ http://www.***.com/
Sat, 11 Oct 2003 08:14:57 GMT

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