Parts of a Tooth
Insurance Terms
HIPAA, PHI, PII
Teeth by the Numbers
Customer Service
100

Tooth surface you see when smiling

Facial

100

Pay this at the window when visiting a dentist office

Copay

100

Mr Smith
123 Anywhere Street
Mycity, Mystate 11111

PII

100

1

Maxillary right 3rd molar

100

Always do this before putting someone on hold

Ask

200

Hard out coating of the tooth

Enamel

200

This is how often insurance policies renew

Annually or Yearly

200

All you will need for verifying a caller is their name and date of birth

False

200

24

Mandibular left central incisor

200

"I'm so sorry you are dealing with this issue, but I am here to help" is an example of

Empathy

300

The part of the tooth that lays below the gumline

Root

300

This is the 20% you are reaponsible for paying after the insurere as paid

Coinsurance

300

Mr Smith presents with clinical decay on the distal of the Maxillary 2nd premolar

PHI

300

32

Mandibular Right 3rd Molar

300

The process of conveying information without using spoken or written words

Non-verbal Communication

400

Refers to the gap between the teeth

Interproximal

400

The amount an insured person must pay themselves before an insurance policy will begin paying

Deductible

400

Created to protect PHI, as well as to define how PHI can be used

HIPAA

400

11

Maxillary left canine

400

The purpose of active listening

To understand

500

Soft tissue that connects the tooth to the Alveolar bone in the jaw

Periodontal Ligament

500

Once this is paid, the insurer will pay no further costs for the remainder of the policy term (year)

Out-of-pocket maximum

500

The year HIPAA was enacted

1996

500

20

Mandibular left 2nd pre-molar

500

The repeating and paraphrasing of what someone has told you

Reflection