Medical Clearance Form For Chemotherapy Patients
  • Medical Clearance Form For Chemotherapy Patients

  • NB: Only in emergency situations will we provide dental hygiene or other dental treatment. Elective invasive dental procedures will be deferred until after chemotherapy induced immunosuppression ceases. Specifically when: neutrophil count is > 1000/μl, the granulocyte count > 2000 μl and the platelet count > 50,000 or 75,000/μl. This status usually occurs about 17 days after chemotherapy.

  • Date form completed*
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  • This patient's next dental hygiene appointment at our office is on:
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  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Date Of Patient's MOST RECENT Chemotherapy Treatment*
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  • Today
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  • Was this the patient's final treatment*
  • Is radiation therapy being planned?*
  • Rows
  • NOTE: Our office requires that all patients who have undergone or who are undergoing chemotherapy have blood work conducted, reviewed and approved by their physician 24 hours prior to dental treatment to ensure their safety and wellbeing.

  • Is antibiotic prophylaxis required prior to the patient receiving a dental cleaning or treatment?*
  • An antibiotic is usually prescribed if the white blood cell count is < 1000 - 2000/μl or if the neutrophil count < 500 - 1000/μl.

  • Do you advise any alterations to the dental hygiene instrumentation?*
  • If dental procedures are absolutely necessary and this patient is in a state of significant thrombocytopenia, can you arrange for platelet support therapy?*
  • Please check one option*
  • Should be Empty: