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Pediatric Practice Plan

































Table of Contents


Goals and Objectives 3
CT Practice Act 4-11
Policy on Abuse 12-15
Safety in the Office 16-18
AwDA 19
Equal Opportunity Employment 20
HIPAA 21
ADHA for Dental Hygienists 22
Code of Ethics 23-24
Quality Assurance 25
Staff Meetings 26
Job Descriptions 27-28
Communication 29
Office Information 30-31
Controlling Appointments 33-33
Access to Care 33-35
Technology in the Office 36
Implementing Technology 37
Budget 38-39















Experienced and caring professionals who are ready and determined to meet your child's dental needs.




Goals and Objectives:

To provide great service to our patients for many years to come.
When a position is available, trained and accredited personnel will be hired.
Abide by......

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Approximate Word Count: 9667
Approximate Pages: 39 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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