The MDS Dental Practice Committee reminds you that before you sign any contract, you should take the time to understand its termination provision, and ask questions and negotiate—if possible—up front. Some contracts have a 90-day clause, others require you to terminate by a specific date. Failure to send the termination notice at the right time usually means that the contract rolls over to the next time the termination notice is allowed per the contract. Whether it is a contract with a dental supply company, lab, third-party insurer, or utility company, be sure to read the fine print and initiate your termination request in accordance with the defined terms.
The Fine Print: Termination Clauses
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