Translation of "Dental benefits " (English → French) :

dental benefits insurance [ dental expenses insurance | dental coverage ]

dental benefits insurance | dental expense insurance

Ontario Retail Employees Dental Benefit Trust Fund

benefit | benefit payment | national insurance benefit | social allowance | social benefit | social insurance benefit | social security benefit | social security payment | welfare benefit

intervene in dental hygiene | perform dental hygiene intervention | carry out dental hygiene interventions | perform dental hygiene interventions

future income tax benefit | benefit of future income taxes | deferred income tax benefit | deferred tax benefit | deferred tax income | future tax benefit

accrued benefit obligation | accumulated benefit obligation | benefit obligation | defined benefit obligation | pension benefit obligation | pension obligation

There are problems, however, because we are not only dealing with rights when it will be to someone's benefit to be able to achieve, say, the pension benefits or the health and dental benefits of another person.

"medical exposure" means exposure incurred by patients or asymptomatic individuals as part of their own medical or dental diagnosis or treatment, and intended to benefit their health, as well as exposure incurred by carers and comforters and by volunteers in medical or biomedical research.

(1) Medical exposure means exposure incurred by patients or asymptomatic individuals as part of their own medical or dental diagnosis or treatment, and intended to benefit their health or well-being, as well as exposure incurred by carers and comforters and by volunteers in biomedical research;

15. Deplores the unsuitable and intrusive nature of the medical techniques used for age assessment in some Member States, which may cause trauma, and the controversial nature and large margins of error of some of the methods based on bone maturity or dental mineralisation; calls on the Commission to include, in the strategic guidelines, common standards based on best practices, concerning the age assessment method, which should consist of a multidimensional and multidisciplinary assessment, be conducted in a scientific, safe, child-sensitive, gender-sensitive and fair manner, with particular attention to girls, and be performed by indep ...[+++]endent, qualified practitioners and experts; recalls that age assessment must be conducted with due respect for the child’s rights and physical integrity, and for human dignity, and that minors should always be given the benefit of the doubt; recalls also that medical examinations should only be conducted when other age assessment methods have been exhausted and that it should be possible to appeal against the results of this assessment; welcomes the work of EASO on this subject, which should be taken as a basis for dealing with all minors;