Question 10 (part 2) · LDEK · Consent and treatment without consent
Before the procedure of bleaching, dentist should:
- A. inform the patient about the nature of the procedure, obtain oral consent.
- B. inform the patient only about the procedure and eventual most common complications, obtain written consent.
- C. inform the patient about the procedure and every possible complication, even those occurring extremely rarely, obtain oral consent.
- D. inform the patient about the procedure and every possible complication, even those occurring extremely rarely, obtain oral consent.
- E. inform the patient about the nature of the procedure and eventual complications, obtain oral consent.
Hint
Bleaching is elective and cosmetic; the less necessary the procedure, the fuller the information and the stronger the proof of consent.
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