Insurance
Dentists
HIPAA
Teeth
Customer Service
100

Anyone other than the primary member that is covered by a dental plan.

Dependent

100

Treats the inside of the tooth. Also known as a root canal specialist.

Endodontist

100

Discipline for an employee that violates HIPAA.

Fines & termination

100

These teeth are in the very back on the mouth.

Molars or Wisdom teeth

100

Always do this before answering the phone to ensure the correct tone.

Smile

200

You can go to any dentist, in or out of network, without a referral.  More expensive than the alternative.

PPO/DPPO

200

Often used interchangeably with "oral surgeon", but has a slightly broader scope of practice.

Maxillofacial surgeon

200

Identifying information such as full name, phone number, patient ID number, or medical records.

PHI.

200

Cuspids are also known as ___.

Canines or eye teeth
200

The most important things when dealing with an angry caller vs a pleasant one are to ___ and ___.

Not take it personally & show empathy.

300

A fixed percentage you pay for medical expenses after the deductible is met.

Coinsurance

300

This dentist would treat a person for gingivitis.

Periodontist.

300

What you can tell someone who is the spouse of the primary account holder without them being present.

Any information about themselves or dependents -17.

300
When counting teeth, this is 27.

Mandibular Right Cuspid

300

"I'm sorry about that, I would be upset too," is an example of ___.

Empathy.

400

The amount a member is required to pay for covered services in a benefit year.

Out of Pocket Maximum (OOP)

400

Dentist that treats malocclusion.

Orthodontist.

400

Information can you give an account holder who is calling about a dependent who is 18 years or older.

EOB information

400

When counting primary dentition, this is G.

Left Maxillary Lateral Incisor

400

Must be verified every single time, even if the caller only hangs up for a moment.

PHI and PII

500

Document provided by your insurance company detailing dental treatment/services that were paid for on a member’s behalf. Different from a bill.

EOB

500

 A unique identification number used to identify a health care professional as an alternative to their dental license number.

NPI

500

HIPAA was enacted in 1996. From this date ___, healthcare must providers comply.

April 14th, 2003

500

The mix of primary and permanent teeth seen in youths 6-12.

Mixed dentition.

500

"If there's nothing else I can help you with, thank you for calling and have a great day!" Is an example of ___.

Closing a call.

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