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All patients of record should be asked to complete a new health history form every two years. This process can greatly reduce the possibility that the patient will inadvertently neglect to advise the dentist and staff of recent changes to his/her health status.
Have you had orthodontic treatment (braces/retainers) or had your bite adjusted? Have you had any teeth removed? Do you have sore or bleeding gums when brushing or flossing? Have you been treated for periodontitis or told you have bone loss around your teeth?
A health history questionnaire is a practical way to learn about a patients general information, health status, medications, or allergies.
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The dental history should include past dental difficulties, name and address of current or most recent treating clinician, chief complaint (including duration, frequency, type and intensity of any pain), relevant prior dental treatment, and attitude regarding teeth retention.
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Have you had previous unfavorable dental treatment? Have you had complications following past treatment? Have you had orthodontic treatment (braces/retainers) or had your bite adjusted? Have you had any teeth removed?
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TDIC advises that the patient (or the legal guardian if the patient is a minor) review, update and sign a health history form at every appointment or at least every six months. A new form should be completed every two years by active patients.

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