Medical History
Please answer Yes or No to the following questions.
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Do you have or Have you ever had:
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Heart problems, or cardiac stent within the last six months |
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No
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History of infective endocarditis |
Yes
No
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Artificial heart valve,repaired heart defect (PFO) |
Yes
No
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Pacemaker or implantable defibrillator |
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No
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Orthopedic implant (joint replacement) |
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No
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Rheumatic od scarlet fever |
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No
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High or low blood pressure |
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No
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A stroke (taking blood thinners) |
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No
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Anemia or other blood disorder |
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No
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Prolonged bleeding due to a slight cut (INR>3.5) |
Yes
No
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Pneumonia, Emphysema, Shortness of breath, Sarcoidosis |
Yes
No
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Tuberculosis, Measles, Chicken pox |
Yes
No
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Asthma |
Yes
No
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Breathing or sleep problems (i.e. Sleep apnea, Snoring, Sinus) |
Yes
No
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Kidney disease |
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No
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Liver disease |
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No
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Jaundice |
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No
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Thyroid, Parathyroid disease, or Calcium deficiency |
Yes
No
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Hormone deficiency |
Yes
No
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High cholesterol or taking statin drugs |
Yes
No
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Are you:
List all medications, supplements, and or vitamins taken within the last two years.
Please advise us in the future of any change in your medical history or any medications you may be taking.
Dental History
Months/Years
Personal History
Gum and Bone
Tooth Structure
Bite and Jaw Joint
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Do you have problems with your jaw joint? (pain, sounds, limited opening, locking, popping) |
Yes
No
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Do you feel like your lower jaw is being pushed back when you try to bite your back teeth together? |
Yes
No
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Do you avoid or have difficulty chewing gum, carrots, nuts, bagels, baguettes, protein bars, or other hard, dry foods? |
Yes
No
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In the past 5 years, have your teeth changed (become shorter, thinner, or worn) or has your bite changed? |
Yes
No
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Are your teeth becoming more crooked, crowded, or overlapped? |
Yes
No
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Are your teeth developing spaces or becoming more loose? |
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No
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Do you have trouble finding your bite/ need to squeeze/ tap your teeth together/ shift your jaw to make your teeth fit together? |
Yes
No
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Smile Characteristics
Sleep Screening Questionnaire
Please answer the questions below to help us assess the possibility of a sleep disorder which may be related to your dental and
overall health. There is often a correlation between grinding of the teeth. TMJ, disorders, breakdown of the teeth and sleep
disorders. Sleep apnea may also increase your risk for many different health conditions including heart attack and stroke. If you are
here with your child (under 16), please fill out the lower portion marked “For children only” for your child.
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The Epworth Sleepiness Scale
Use the following scale to choose the most appropriate number for each situation:
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0 = Would Never Doze
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1 = Slight Chance Of Dozing
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2 = Moderate Chance Of Dozing
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3 = High Chance Of Dozing
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Situation
Siting and reading |
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Watching television |
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Sitting inactive in a public place (e.g. theatre, meeting) |
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As a car passenger in a car for an hour without a break |
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Lying down to rest in the afternoon when circumstances permit |
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Sitting and talking to someone |
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Sitting quietly after lunch without alcohol |
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In a car, while stopping for a few minutes in traffic |
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Have you ever been diagnosed with
Are you aware of (or have you been told)
For children only (filled out by parent or guardian)
Are you aware of your child
Dental Exam Findings
STOP-BANG Sleep Apnea Questionnaire
Chung F et al Anesthesiology 2008 and BJA 2012
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