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dental scaling units

French translation: unités de temps de détartrage


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English term or phrase:dental scaling units
French translation:unités de temps de détartrage
Entered by: Nina Khmielnitzky
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14:06 Oct 11, 2010
English to French translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical: Dentistry / Dental plan
English term or phrase: dental scaling units
The vision care benefit is increasing from $xxx to $xxx every 2 years while the number of dental scaling units is increasing from 6 to 9 units every 12 months.
Nina Khmielnitzky
Local time: 06:05
unités de temps de détartrage
Explanation:
http://www.ehow.com/facts_5645269_scaling-unit-dentists_.htm...

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090105093836AA...

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ou simplement: session/séance de détartrage
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mimi 254
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Merci!
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3 +3unités de temps de détartragemimi 254
4appareil de détartrage
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appareil de détartrage


Explanation:
.."29 août 2007 ... Les ondes émises par l'appareil de détartrage chez le dentiste vont directement décoller les molécules de tartre qui se sont déposées et ..."
http://www.web-libre.org/.../dentiste.../comment-expliquer-q...

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"... different frequencies of operation to determine which frequency best suits the dentist's needs without purchasing two separate dental scaling units. ..."
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5451161.html

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i.e. removing scale (Dentistry . to remove (calculus) from the teeth with instruments.)
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/scale?o=100074

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unités de temps de détartrage


Explanation:
http://www.ehow.com/facts_5645269_scaling-unit-dentists_.htm...

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090105093836AA...

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ou simplement: session/séance de détartrage

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agree  liz askew
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agree  SJLD
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agree  GILLES MEUNIER
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Reference

Reference information:
"unit" is the problem here

If this is within a health care plan for employees...

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:iqMNk-B...
DENTAL CARE
This benefit provides employees and their dependents with coverage for the following dental expenses:

Supplementary Services
• periodontal services (treatment of gum disease), including deep scaling, provisional splinting and occlusal equilibration
o Limitation - periodontal scaling: up to 16 units per calendar year
o occlusal equilibration: up to 8 units per calendar year
• endodontic services (root canals)
• surgical procedures - other than extractions, which are covered under Basic Services
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:yQQH83f...

Our program is outfitted with modern imported dental equipment, instruments and supplies donated by hospitals, dental companies and individuals from around the world. It features six ADEC dental units, Midwest fiberoptic high- and low-speed handpieces, ADEC dental chairs, Aseptico dental lights, Siemens fixed and Nomad portable X-Ray units, a Gimad developer, an intraoral camera system, dry heat, autoclave, kavoclave and Statim sterilizing machines, ultrasonic cleaning and scaling units, curing lights, amalgamators, portable air compressors, electrical transformers/stabilizers, two portable power generators and a clinical and laptop computer system.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:HNWSRtZ...

nojobs in Toronto, Ontario said: Well, if there is little hope for the saturation in Ontario, and
the surplus continues to rise then the insurance companies may get on board and only allow limited periodontal scalings in a GP dental practice and allow scaling in an independent RDH practice, or under the ODHA fee guide.
I say this because Ford has only allocated 1 unit per 9 months of scaling, with the additional units in a perio office. This could
be considered a deterrent for some, yet benefiting the insurance company's bottom line. The ODHA fee guide is lower than the ODA..and business is business. For insurance companies to make
it slightly inconvenient for perio patients to have to go to two
providers, they will ultimately win. Also, with the rise in
the baby boomers, perio care will become more expensive as insurance companies will be cracking down on pre-determination
requirements.
What could happen as a result is an increase in retiring dentists owning independent dental hygiene practices, therefore cutting the throat of the new dentists on the block.
This surplus will be used to everyone and anyone's advantage.
It will remain to be seen as to whom ultimately gets the short
end of the stick. For now, it is the RDH who suffers the most.
Hi Nojobs,
Can you explain something to me....? Are you saying that the Ontario DHA's fee guide for a unit of scaling is less than a unit of scaling done in a dental office with the ODA's fee guide....? Can you tell me what the amounts/difference is.....? This would ultimately encourage patients to go to an independent practicing DH clinic than to a dental office using the ODA's fee guide....?

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Changes made by editors
Oct 11, 2010 - Changes made by Stéphanie Soudais:
FieldBus/Financial => Medical
Field (specific)Human Resources => Medical: Dentistry
Oct 11, 2010 - Changes made by Colin Rowe:
LevelNon-PRO => PRO


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