Question 97 · LDEK · General principles
A dentist uses a medical stamp containing his or her name, professional title and number of the right to practice and information that he or she is an implantologist. Is this content of the doctor's stamp legal?
- A. no, it is not legal because such a specialty does not exist.
- B. no, it is not legal because it should be stated that it is a specialty in dental implantology.
- C. yes, it is legal because the dentist can thus inform patients that he or she is providing implantology services.
- D. yes, it is legal because the content of the medical stamp should include information about the doctor's competence, so this information is justified.
- E. no, it is not legal because the correct formula should read: 'specialist in implantology'.
Hint
Check whether implantology appears on the official list of dental specialisation fields in Poland.
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