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Overbilling can be described as all of the following, except:

A. The dentist recommends, performs, and charges for unnecessary dental services.
B. Waiver of co-payment, with third-party payment accepted as full.
C. The dentist increases the fee solely because the patient has insurance.
D. Fraudulent insurance billing.



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Final answer:

Overbilling in healthcare involves fraudulent practices such as unnecessary services and increased fees due to insurance, but not waiving co-payments for third-party payments.


Explanation:

Overbilling in healthcare can be described as fraudulent insurance billing, the dentist recommending and performing unnecessary services, and increasing fees solely because the patient has insurance. However, waiving co-payments with full third-party payment is not considered part of overbilling.


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