Chapter 63:Financial Management in the Dental Office

A fee that is considered justified for an extensive or complex treatment

A system designed to maintain the financial records of a business

A charge slip, also referred to as a what?

The employer must pay additional payroll taxes such as what?

An itemized list of goods that specifies the prices and terms of sale

The insurance company that pays the claims and collects premiums

Person who has agreed to pay for services or for an account

A financial statement that maintains all account transactions

An itemized listing of shipped goods

Coordinating insurance coverage between two insurance carriers

A limited amount of cash that is kept on hand for small daily expenses

Gross income minus expenses

An itemized memorandum of funds to be deposited into the bank

The person or business, named on the check as the recipient of the amount shown

A written indication of any balance due on an account, given to a patient at the end of Apt

The traditional insurance plan, also referred to as what?

The total of all professional income received

A fee that is within the range of the usual fee charged for the service

Expenses and disbursements paid out from a business

Publication that lists the procedure codes of dental services for the processing of insurance