What is one reason to record estimated treatment time along with appointment scheduling details?
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Correct answer: To help staff prepare resources and improve schedule accuracy
Recording estimated treatment time assists assistants and staff to prepare operatories, manage instruments and materials, and improves accuracy of the daily schedule.
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