Approach instances of substandard work with empathy and objectivity. Gather a thorough patient history and concrete evidence before making any decisions and adhere to the ADA code of ethics.
Patient and case selection is an essential component of a dental practice. TDIC risk management analysts explain how being selective in patients you accept into your practice helps to avoid costly risks.
Some aspects of professional liability policies and how claims are handled may differ between TDIC and other insurers. Learn about the three types of coverage TDIC offers and the main differences in how claims are handled with each.
TDIC's personalized and experience interaction begins as soon as you submit a claim. This is a general overview of the claim process.
A helpful guide to understanding the types of professional insurance that dentists need.
A crash course in insurance terms. Simple explanations that will help you better understand your policies.
If you are overwhelmed by the number and types of insurance policies that exist, TDIC can help to clear up some of your questions. Use this guide to help better understand the policies to consider for your stage of practice.
Special considerations are warranted for patients of advanced years, especially those who are medically compromised. Learn the necessary precautions to ensure they remain safe in your practice.
Impassioned political debates can create an uncomfortable environment for both staff and patients. Practice owners should develop a professional code of conduct prohibiting such discussions.
Performing dental treatment on one patient that was intended for another can yield calamitous results. Define and document the ways your whole office team verifies patient information.