True or False: Dentists practicing with an intern permit are paid based on each case treated.

The statement regarding dentists practicing with an intern permit being paid based on each case treated is false. Typically, dentists with intern permits are in training and are usually employed under a structured payment system rather than on a per-case basis. This means their compensation often comes as a fixed salary or hourly wage, which is more common in graduate training programs and is designed to provide a stable income while they gain clinical experience.

Interns may also be part of a larger educational framework where the financial arrangements are determined by the institution or practice they are working within, rather than being directly linked to the number of patients treated or procedures performed. Therefore, it is appropriate to conclude that the intern permit role does not typically operate under a case-by-case payment model.