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Legal or moral entitlement to do or refrain from doing something

Right

Referring to behavior that is expected or required

Duty

Referring to something that can be conferred and revoked

Privilege

Corresponds with a complementary obligation that other have on the same object or realm

Right

Rights inherent in the practice of dentistry

1. Right to refuse treatment


2. Right to limit the practice of dentistry


3. Right to withhold information


4.right to dental documents


5. Right to reputation

A dentist is not bound to treat each and everyone seeking his service except in an emergency

Right to refuse treatment

Dentist may impost the following limitations

1. Only on his field of specialty


2. Within a political or geographical boundary


3. On certain days of the week or certain hours of the day


Right available in civil cases only

Right to withhold information

Right to retain such documents because they are privileged, unless specifically sought by the patient

Right to dental documents

One of the most important right of the dentist

Right to reputation

Rights Incidental to the practice of dentistry

1. Right to be paid for dental service rendered


2. Right of exemption from execution of instruments and library


3.right to hold certain position in public and private services


4. Right to perform certain services


5. Right to associate

Dentist shall ascertain fees for his/her professional service

Right to be paid for dental service rendered

Ordinary tools and implements personally used by a dentist in his trade

Right of exemption from execution of instruments and library

There are certain positions in the private and public service where being a licensed dentist is a pre requisite

Right to hold certain positions in public and private services

Certain services which can only be performed by a dentist because of his training

Right to perform certain service

Shall be ang active members of thr Accredited prefessional Organization(APO), the integrated national organization of dentist, dental hygienist etc

Right to associate

Duty to the community

Primary duty


Emergency sevice


Delegation of services


Supervision of work


Professional fees


Irreproachable conduct


Discoveries of works


Oral health care program


Leadership

Duty to profession

Keeping professionally fit


Duty to report


Professional consultation


Professional opinion/testimony


Fair means to build professional practice


Title of the practice


Testimonials


Soliciting patients


Cover-up for illegal acts


Performance of obligation


Patients bill of rights

1. Right to considerate and respectful care


2.right to be informed


3. Right to information


4.right to refuse treatment


5.right to privacy


6.right to be treated


7. Right to obtain information


8. Right to refuse to participate in such research projects


9. Right to expect reasonable continuity of care


10. Right to examine and receive an explanation of his bill


11. Right to know hospital rules and regulations

Duties of patient

1.Must provide information abou illness


2. Request additional info


3. Inform physician/dentist about anticipated problems


4.take reasonable accomodations foe the needs of the hospital


5. Provide necessary insurance


information


6. Recognize necessary insurance information


7. Recognize impact of lifestyle o his personal health