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  • PATIENT INFORMATION

  • Patient Gender: Male ____ Female _____ Prefer Not to Identify _____

  • PATIENT MEDICAL HISTORY

  • PATIENT DENTAL HISTORY

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  • INSURANCE INFORMATION

  • AUTHORIZATION OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

  • 1. I hereby authorize Terence QL Young, D.D.S., Inc. to perform any and all dental treatment and to use such methods, drugs and agents as seen advisable. This authorization shall remain in effect until cancelled.

    2. I hereby assume any and all financial responsibility and hereby assign payment of all dental care insurance benefits to Terence QL Young, D.D.S., Inc and assume responsibility for fees not covered by my group insurance.

    3. I hereby authorize Terence QL Young, D.D.S., Inc. to provide any insurance company(s), claim administrators(s), and consulting health care professionals with information concerning health care, advice, treatment, or supplies provided. This information will be used exclusively for the purpose of evaluating and administering claims for benefits.

    I understand I am responsible for all charges or fees incurred and co-payments must be made at the time of service as our financial policy states. We will gladly process payments over the phone if a credit card is used.

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  • PEDIATRIC PATIENT MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES

  • Every effort will be made to obtain the cooperation of dental patients by the use of warmth, friendliness, humor, gentleness, kindness, and understanding. Should the dental patient exhibit signs of anxiety we will use pediatric dentistry behavior management techniques to obtain their confidence and cooperation. These management techniques are all routinely used to gain cooperation of your child, eliminate uncooperative behavior, or prevent the child from self-injury.

    All techniques are accepted by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry:

    1. Tell-show-do: The dentist explains to the child what is to be done, then shows the child what is to be done by demonstration. Then the procedure is performed in the child’s mouth as described. Praise is used to reinforce cooperative behavior.
    2. Positive reinforcement: This technique rewards the child who displays any behavior which is desirable. Rewards included compliments, praise, a pat on the back, or a prize.
    3. Voice control: The attention of a disruptive child is gained by changing the tone or increasing the volume of the dentist’s voice. What is said is less important than the abrupt or sudden nature of command.
    4. Mouth props: A rubber or plastic device is placed in the child’s mouth to prevent closing when a child refuses or has difficulty maintaining an open mouth.
    5. Nitrous Oxide (Laughing gas): This is administered to calm and soothe the patient prior to a stressful procedure. Nitrous oxide is a very safe medication that rarely causes nausea. The patient does not sleep, unless already tired before the appointment. Parental permission required.

    The listed pediatric dentistry behavior management techniques have been explained to me. I understand their use, and the risks / benefits / alternatives available. I have had all my questions answered and I realize I can always seek further information or revoke permission for any of these techniques.

    I acknowledge that I have read and understand this consent form, that I have been given an opportunity to ask any questions I may have, and that all questions about the behavior management techniques described have been answered in a satisfactory manner. I give my consent to needed dental services and use of proper and acceptable methods to complete the treatment for my child, *

  • It is the policy of Young Breath and Wellness (Terence QL Young, D.D.S., Inc) that all minors be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian for their dental visits. We do understand that under certain circumstances, you would prefer another caregiver to accompany them.

    All minors seeking dental treatment MUST be accompanied by a parent / legal guardian during the initial office visit. After the initial appointment, a minor may be seen for treatment only with written authorization from the parent / guardian under the conditions specified in this consent. If you need to send your child to their appointment with an adult other than yourself or a legal guardian, please let our front desk know in writing. Or, you may use the following fields to assign persons who are authorized to accompany your child:

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  • CONSENT / AUTHORIZATION FOR DENTAL TREATMENT

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