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PubMed1993

Dental fees: a candid discussion.

Many dental fees have been determined illogically since the beginning of dentistry. Setting fees, however, can be relatively easy and quite equitable for all concerned if they are based on clinical time involved, procedure difficulty and quality of service. Our goal should be to provide the highest quality oral care possible at the lowest fees. It can be done. But changes need to be made, individually and as a profession, in fee structures and the manner in which we deliver treatment.

Dental Auxiliaries↗
PubMed2000

Survey of dental fees charged by dentists in Singapore.

A survey on dental fees was conducted among all private dental clinics registered with the Medical Audit and Accreditation Unit of the Ministry of Health in Singapore. Replies were received from 74 dental clinics. Analysis of results showed that there was a general increase in the median of fees charged in 1998 compared to the fees listed in the Minimum Fee Schedule issued by the Singapore Dental Association in 1994. 93% of the respondents indicated that there is a need to revise the Minimum Fee Schedule.

Fee Schedules↗