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HEALTH HISTORY FORM
Patient's Name

RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION
Name
Spouse's Name

ORTHODONTIC INSURANCE INFORMATION
Do you have dual coverage? If yes, please complete the following secondary insurance info

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

MEDICAL HISTORY

Are you currently under the care of a physician?

Are you presently taking any medication?

Have you ever been advised that antibiotics should be taken prior to dental procedures? If so, why?

Are you allergic to any medication?

Have you had any major operations?

Have you ever been involved in a serious accident?

Please check any of the following that you have had or currently have:
AIDS/HIV
Diabetes
Allergies
Drug/Alcohol Abuse
Anemia
Ear Infections
Arthritis
Epilepsy/Seizures
Asthma/Hayfever
Fever Blisters/Herpes
Blood Disease
Heart Problems/Murmur
Cancer
Hepatitis

DENTAL HISTORY

Have you ever been evaluated for orthodontic treatment?

Have you or anyone in your family ever had any orthodontic treatment?

Have you ever experienced any unfavorable reaction to dentistry?

Do you have any type of speech problem?

Do you have any type of thumb, finger, or tongue thrust problem?

Do you have any difficulty chewing?

Do you have any pain/tenderness in your face or jaw joints?

Have you ever had any treatment for a TMJ (jaw joint) problem?

Are you aware of your jaw clicking or popping?

Have you ever been told that you grind your teeth?

Do you clench your teeth?

Do you have tension or migraine headaches?

Have you ever had periodontal (gum) disease?

Have you ever had any serious injuries to your face or teeth?


BENEFITS OF ORTHODONTICS: AESTHETICS, HEALTH, & FUNCTION
Orthodontics is a service that provides an improvement in the appearance of the teeth, the general function of the teeth, and in general dental health. Teeth, gums, and jaws are an intricate body part and can fail to respond to treatment. If good oral hygiene is not practiced, tooth decay and enlarged gums can result. Joint discomfort and root shortening are observed in a small percentage of cases. Teeth change throughout our lifetime and there can be some movement of teeth and some change after treatment. Our office is committed to meeting or exceeding the standards of infection control as mandated by OSHA, the CDC and the ADA. We also abide by HIPPA guidelines, insuring that patient information is kept private.
I hereby state that I have read and understand the above paragraph and have truthfully, to the best of my ability, answered all the above questions.