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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This helps keep track of when the clearance is issued.
  3. Fill in the patient's name and birthdate in the designated fields to ensure accurate identification.
  4. Address the letter to the appropriate doctor by filling in their name after 'Dear Dr.'
  5. Check off all applicable treatment options that the patient is scheduled for, such as cleaning, fillings, or extractions.
  6. Indicate any medical conditions by checking 'Yes' or 'No' for antibiotic prophylaxis and anesthetic restrictions.
  7. Provide details on anticoagulant interruption and specify how long before and after treatment this should occur.
  8. Complete any additional comments or recommendations regarding medications as necessary.
  9. Ensure that the physician's name is printed clearly, followed by their signature and date at the bottom of the form.

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Likewise, dentists occasionally are asked to provide dental clearance for a patient before medical treatment or surgery, such as cancer therapy, total joint replacement, or cardiac surgery. MedPros insured dentists often ask questions about medical and dental clearance.
Dental clearance is communication between a healthcare provider and a patients dentist to validate that planned medical/surgical treatment is safe for the patient and to review the potential need for dental treatment before the medical/surgical treatment.
When Is Medical Clearance Advised? Medical clearance is advised whenever patients medical diagnoses and/or medications could compromise their safety for dental procedures, including risks related to sedation or anesthesia during the dental procedure.
Guidelines for Antibiotic Premedication A heart transplant. Artificial heart valves. A history of infective endocarditis. Some types of congenital heart problems particularly if they havent been completely repaired, or if their treatment involves prosthetic material.
The only time medical clearance/consultation is needed before dental care is in the following scenarios: Co-morbid conditions that may affect the management of oral health (i.e., diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary or cardiac disease, bleeding disorders) The use of intravenous sedation or general anesthesia.

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What to include in letters of medical necessity. Letters should first contain the name of the patient, insurance ID number, date of birth, and the date of service in question. The first paragraph should also include the patients health history and current diagnosis that justified the procedure(s).

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