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MEDICAL HISTORY FORM Patient Information: Last Name: ________________________________________ First: ____________________________________ M.I. _____ Sex: [ ]M [ ]F Date of Birth: ____________________ Age: _______ Social Security: _____________________________ Responsible Party Information: Last Name: _________________________________ First: __________________________ M.I. _____ Marital Status: _____ Address: ___________________________________________ City: ________________ State: _____ Zip Code: _________ Driver’s License: _____________________ Date of Birth: _________________ Social Security: _______________________ Home Phone: _________________________ Cell Phone: ______________________ Work Phone: ____________________ Relationship to patient: __________________ Employer: _________________________ Occupation: __________________ Name/Address/Ph# of nearest relative that DOES NOT live with you, and whom we may call in case of an emergency: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Reason for today’s visit: ________________________________________________________________________________ Are you seeing a physician? [ ]YES [ ]NO If yes, what is the condition being treated? _____________________________ Name and address of your physician: ______________________________________________________________________ What medications are you taking now? __________________________________________________________________ IF FEMALE, are you pregnant? [ ]YES [ ]NO If yes, how long? _____________________________________________ Any history of complications with dental treatment? [ ]YES [ ]NO If yes, please describe___________________________ Are you currently experiencing any oral/dental sensitivity or pain? [ ]YES [ ]NO To the best of my knowledge, all of the preceding answers are true and correct. If I ever have any changes in my health or if any medicines change, I will inform my dentist at the next appointment. PATIENT/PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN SIGNATURETODAY’S DATE FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Medical History Updated: DOCTORDATEDOCTORDATEDOCTORDATE [ ] Heart Trouble/Disease [ ] Heart Mumur [ ] Angina/Chest Pain [ ] Heart Attack/Failure [ ] Stroke [ ] Congenital Heart Disorder [ ] Mitral Valve Prolapse [ ] Heart Surgery [ ] Artificial Heart Valve [ ] Heart Pace Maker [ ] Irregular Heart Beat [ ] Rheumatic/Scarlet Fever [ ] High Blood Pressure [ ] Low Blood Pressure Mark any of the following which you have had or have at present: [ ] Artificial Joints [ ] Hypo/Hyperglycemia [ ] Diabetes [ ] Anemia [ ] Sickle Cell Disease/Trait [ ] Blood Disease [ ] Hemophilia/Bleeding Problems [ ] Excessive Bleeding [ ] Bruise Easily [ ] Recent Blood Transfusion [ ] Leukemia [ ] S welling of Limbs [ ] Excessive Thirst [ ] Hay Fever [ ] Sinus Trouble [ ] Asthma [ ] Breathing Problems [ ] Shortness of Breath [ ] Snoring/Sleep Apnea [ ] Frequent Cough [ ] Emphysema [ ] Tuberculosis [ ]Lung Disease [ ]Stomach/Intestinal Disease [ ]GI Ulcers [ ] Frequent Diarrhea [ ] Local Anesthetics [ ] Aspirin [ ] Iodine [ ] Penicillin/other antibiotics [ ] Codeine/other narcotics [ ] Sulfa Drugs [ ] Barbiturates, sedatives, or sleeping pills [ ] Acrylic [ ] Latex Rubber [ ] Epilepsy/Seizure [ ] Thyroid Disease [ ] Parathyroid Disease [ ] Kidney Problems [ ] Renal Dialysis [ ] Yellow Jaundice [ ] Liver Disease [ ] Hepatitis A, B, or C [ ] AIDS [ ] HIV Positive [ ] Arthritis/Gout [ ] Rheumatism [ ] Cancer [ ] Radiation/Chemotheraphy [ ] Pain in Jaws [ ] ADD/ADHD [ ] Depression [ ] Psychiatric Disorder [ ] Alcohol Use/Abuse [ ] Drug Addiction/Abuse [ ] Recent Weight Loss [ ] Herpes/Cold Sores [ ] Canker Sores [ ] Venereal Disease [ ] Cortisone/Steroid Use [ ] Tobacco Use [ ] Other [ ] Other ____________________________ Mark any of the following medications/substances you are allergic to: