Which form is designated for recording NHS patient visits and treatments?

• A. Form FP25
• B. Form FP24
• C. NHS Visit Ledger
• D. Patient Record Form

Answer: (A)

In NHS dental practice, there is a specific form used to document visits and treatments for NHS patients. FP25 is the form designated for this purpose. It standardizes essential information such as patient details, date of visit, treatments performed, and charges, which supports accurate NHS claims and reliable patient records. Using this form helps ensure consistency with NHS billing and audits.

Other options don’t fit this exact role: FP24 is a different form used for other documentation; the NHS Visit Ledger is a ledger system rather than the formal recording form; the Patient Record Form is a general record not specifically tied to NHS treatment recording.