MOST significant compliance concern with this website…
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A dentist creates a website for their cosmetic dental practice. The website features the tagline 'Sydney's #1 Cosmetic Dentist — Guaranteed Perfect Smile', patient testimonials (with consent), before-and-after photographs of cosmetic cases, and no mention of risks associated with the procedures advertised. The MOST significant compliance concern with this website is:
- A. The use of before-and-after photographs, which the Code specifically prohibits in all advertising of dental services regardless of patient consent or clinical accuracy
- B. The use of patient testimonials, which are prohibited under the National Law's advertising provisions and cannot be used even with explicit patient consent
- C. The website's design and layout, which the Code requires to meet specific technical standards for accessibility and readability before being used for advertising purposes
- D. The '#1' ranking claim and 'guaranteed' outcome promise — the Code requires advertising to comply with the National Law, which prohibits misleading or deceptive claims about services
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Section 8.6 requires all advertising to comply with the National Law provisions on advertising of regulated health services, which prohibit advertising that is false, misleading, or deceptive. An unsubstantiated '#1' ranking and a 'guaranteed' outcome are classic misleading claims. Option A incorrectly states the Code prohibits before-and-after photos — the Code does not specifically ban them (though the National Law may regulate how they're used). Option B overstates the restriction — the National Law restricts certain types of testimonials but does not impose a blanket ban referenced in the Code itself. Option C fabricates technical website standards that do not exist in the Code.
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