Incomplete information,such as omission of information about a less expensive option for treatment,is a violation of which of the following ethical principles?

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Incomplete information,such as omission of information about a less expensive option for treatment,can threaten the trust between the patient and the dentist.This is a violation of veracity,which involves telling the truth.
The principle of nonmaleficence comes from Hippocrates' dictate to "do no harm."
The principle of beneficence is based on the idea that actions are ethical as long as they will benefit a person or a community.
Healthcare professionals must be careful to avoid revealing any personal information about a patient.It is unethical to reveal any personal information about a patient.

Incomplete Information,such as Omission of Information About a Less Expensive