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prorating
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prorating (prōrā´ting),
n a clause in a contract with participating dental professionals wherein they agree to accept a percentage reduction in their billings to offset the amount by which the total cost of services provided exceeds the total premium received. Prorating is a method of spreading a “loss” equitably among participating dental professionals.
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