Ryan i want to thank you I passed my nbdeII this was the 2nd time taking it and the difference this time was I was trying to learn the matireal instead of memorizing. YOU were such a critical factor in my success!!! You have a captavating way of teaching and making the subjects approacable. Thank you, you have a brilliant mind. I hope one day to meet you my dear colleague.
Dr. Ryan: Million thanks to you, Saving all dentists professional Please clarify this question about which illegal for a dentist?? Much appreciated. Illegal for a dentist A/ Drink tow cup of wine B/ Having consensual sex with patient C/ Prescribe Schedule II drugs for back pain
Hi Hayat, I’m honestly not sure for this one. It’s just an educated guess, but I would say C is the most “against the law” thing there because prescribing a narcotic for anything other than tooth/orofacial pain (or a patient using an opioid for anything other than what it was prescribed for) is illegal. So if I had to guess I’d go with that one.
There is routine dental coverage trough Medicare, the intermediates are private insurance companies like simply, Aetna and Humana. This topic can be a little confusing.
Hi Dr., I did not quite understand the overbilling. What I understood of the example was:
The Dentist charge for $500 for a crown. Insurance only covers $400. Dentist waves copayment ($100) to the patient, and the patient paid the 100$. Still the dentist lets insurance know that he charges $500 for crown. How is this a type of fraud? As I see it is that the dentist was honest with the insurance and telling them, "I am going to charge 500$" and the insurance knows they will just pay the 400$ mentioned above.
hi doc ! i have this question Dentist charge for $500 for a crown. insurance only covers $400. Dentist waves copayment ($100) but still let insurance knows that he charges $500 for crown, what’s this action called? a. Down coding b. Overbilling
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Ryan i want to thank you I passed my nbdeII this was the 2nd time taking it and the difference this time was I was trying to learn the matireal instead of memorizing. YOU were such a critical factor in my success!!! You have a captavating way of teaching and making the subjects approacable. Thank you, you have a brilliant mind. I hope one day to meet you my dear colleague.
These are the kind of stories I love to hear! Congratulations!! You’ve earned it 😄
Thank you so much for making such a dry topic so clear and interesting.. You are a blessing for all the dental students out there!!!
Thank you very much for your kind words!
You are a blessing for the society doc !!!!
And you never allow us to relax on sundays !!!
I appreciate your hard work and constant efforts!!
Thank you, Harpreet! I hope you have a blessed Sunday 😊
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Wow, thank you for the kind words!
really i cant fined enough words to thank you for these amazing lectures thank you so much !
may God bless you
Glad you like them!
You make everything so simple!
U r saviour doc seriously. I was havi problem with these terms but u made them so easy. Thanku so much
You’re very welcome! So glad to hear 😄
You’re amazing! Deserve all the best!
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Dr. Ryan: Million thanks to you, Saving all dentists professional
Please clarify this question about which illegal for a dentist?? Much appreciated.
Illegal for a dentist
A/ Drink tow cup of wine
B/ Having consensual sex with patient
C/ Prescribe Schedule II drugs for back pain
Hi Hayat, I’m honestly not sure for this one. It’s just an educated guess, but I would say C is the most “against the law” thing there because prescribing a narcotic for anything other than tooth/orofacial pain (or a patient using an opioid for anything other than what it was prescribed for) is illegal. So if I had to guess I’d go with that one.
@@mentaldental You are the Best, Thank you so much
There is routine dental coverage trough Medicare, the intermediates are private insurance companies like simply, Aetna and Humana. This topic can be a little confusing.
Hi Dr., I did not quite understand the overbilling.
What I understood of the example was:
The Dentist charge for $500 for a crown. Insurance only covers $400. Dentist waves copayment ($100) to the patient, and the patient paid the 100$. Still the dentist lets insurance know that he charges $500 for crown.
How is this a type of fraud? As I see it is that the dentist was honest with the insurance and telling them, "I am going to charge 500$" and the insurance knows they will just pay the 400$ mentioned above.
Thank you. Very much appreciated. Any ortho/ ped lectures coming soon ?
Pediatrics lectures will be coming soon! Stay tuned 😀
thank you dr
in fee for service what do you mean by leading payer for dental treatment can you explain to me
jurisprudence please
hi doc ! i have this question
Dentist charge for $500 for a crown. insurance only covers $400. Dentist waves copayment ($100) but still let insurance knows that he charges $500 for crown, what’s this action called?
a. Down coding b. Overbilling
I have the same question
- dental assistant in office not following proper sterilization , who he reports to
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Cdc Please help me with this
CDC: "I'm sure you all have heard of it to some degree"
Yes, no kidding! I recorded this far before everything going on and had no idea the extent to which the CDC would be in the spotlight.