2006
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-54192006000600013
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A relação profissional-paciente: o entendimento e implicações legais que se estabelecem durante o tratamento ortodôntico

Abstract: ResumoObjetivo: investigar a relação profissional/paciente na área da Ortodontia. Foram analisados os aspectos legais que permeiam o tratamento ortodôntico. Metodologia: a pesquisa foi realizada por meio de dois questionários: um dirigido a 10 profissionais da área de Ortodontia e o outro dirigido a 100 pacientes em tratamento ortodôntico dos respectivos profissionais. Resultados: a análise das respostas obtidas demonstrou que a preocupação estética é a principal motivação que leva os pacientes aos consultório… Show more

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“…The best way for dental surgeons to legally protect themselves is through documentation. 4,6,7,10,12 Garbin et al 9 observed that most dentists (66%) do not have a formal term of service agreement. Melani et al 6 reported that 53% of patients affirmed having signed some sort of document prior to starting treatment.…”
Section: Dental Services Contractmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The best way for dental surgeons to legally protect themselves is through documentation. 4,6,7,10,12 Garbin et al 9 observed that most dentists (66%) do not have a formal term of service agreement. Melani et al 6 reported that 53% of patients affirmed having signed some sort of document prior to starting treatment.…”
Section: Dental Services Contractmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4,6,7,10,12 Garbin et al 9 observed that most dentists (66%) do not have a formal term of service agreement. Melani et al 6 reported that 53% of patients affirmed having signed some sort of document prior to starting treatment. In the present study, most specialists in orthodontics (61%) use a written and signed dental contract, as shown in Figure 2.…”
Section: Dental Services Contractmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The construction of a tie between patient and professional is very important, and it should be maintained during dental care 21,22 . A change of professional may interrupt the patient/professional tie, and may cause problems in the sphere of civil responsibility, in filling out the patient record charts, re-starting treatment and abandonment of treatment 21,26 . For Rodrigues et al listening to and communication with the patient and/or guardian must go through all the stage of health production, and are factors for successful dental practice 25 .…”
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confidence: 99%