Registration Forms

New Patient Registration Forms

Before your first visit, you will need to complete our new patient registration forms. Please make sure that you complete it in its entirety and click “submit” at the end of the form.  These forms take a long time to fill out, so please give yourself enough time.  If they are not filled out before your first visit, it will cut into your appointment time with Dr. Papendick.

Each patient is required to have their own forms.  When you come in for your first visit,  we will already have your submitted forms here awaiting you!  If you are not able to do this on your computer ahead of time please call the front desk and we will send them to you in the mail. If your appointment date does not allow for for the forms to be mailed, please come in for your appointment 30 minutes early, and we will provide you with the appropriate forms to fill out.

  1. Patient Registration and Health History
  2. Sex
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  5. (valid email required)
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  8. What is the best appointment time for you?

  9. Emergency contact (not living with you)
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  13. Responsible party
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  23. Marital status

  24. Dental Insurance
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  35. Dental History
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  40. Please rank the following in order in which they would prevent you from having dental treatment ( 1-4).
  41. Fear of pain

  42. Lack of concern

  43. Cost of treatment

  44. Missing work time

  45. Are you currently having problems?
  46. (required)
  47. Is your present dental health poor?
  48. Do you wear dentures? (partial or full)?
  49. Are you happy with your dentures?
  50. Are you interested in permanent replacements?
  51. Are you apprehensive about dental treatment?
  52. Have you had and periodontal (gum) treatments?
  53. Are your teeth sensitive to hot, cold, sweets, pressure?
  54. Are you unhappy with the appearance of your teeth?
  55. Are you aware of grinding or clenching your teeth?
  56. Do you have headaches, earaches, or neck pain?
  57. Have you worn braces on your teeth ( orthodontics)?
  58. Do you have discolored teeth that bother you?
  59. Would you like your smile to look better or different?
  60. Do you regularly use dental floss?
  61. General Health History Please choose yes or no if you currently suffer from any of the following, and list conditions if necessary ( at end of questions):
  62. Cardiovascular disease ( heart trouble, heart attack, stroke, coronary insufficiency, damaged coronary heart valves, heart murmur, artificial heart valve)
  63. Kidney trouble
  64. High blood pressure
  65. Low blood pressure
  66. Tuberculosis
  67. Diabetes
  68. Glaucoma
  69. Abnormal bleeding associated with previuos surgery, extraction, or trauma
  70. Any condition that would require pre-medication ( such as knee/hip replacement)
  71. Any other disease, condition, or problem not listed above that we should know about
  72. Are you currently under a physician's care
  73. (required)
  74. Are you allergic to, or have had adverse reactions to any drugs or medications
  75. Women Only: Are you pregnant?
  76. Are you nursing?
  77. The Epworth Sleepiness Scale The Epworth Sleepiness Scale(ESS) was developed and validated by Dr. Murray Johns of Melbourne, Australia. It is a simple, self administered questionnaire,widely used by sleep professionals in quantifying the level of daytime sleepiness.
  78. How likely are you to doze off or fall asleep in the following situations, in contrast to feeling "just tired"? This refers to your usual way of life at present or in the recent past. Even if you have not done some of these things recently, try to work out how they would have affected you. Use the following scale to choose the most appropriate number for the situation.
  79. 0= would never doze 1= slight chance of dozing 2= moderate chance of dozing 3= high chance of dozing
  80. sitting and reading

  81. watching tv

  82. sitting, inactive in a public place

  83. as a passenger in a car for an hour without a break

  84. lying down to rest in the afternoon when circumstances permit

  85. sitting and talking to someone

  86. sitting quietly after lunch without alcohol

  87. in a car, while stopped for a few minutes in traffic

  88. TMJ questionnaire These questions are useful in identifying jaw joint disorders and related headaches.
  89. Do you have difficulty or pain in opening your mouth?
  90. Is your jaw stiff, tight or tired?
  91. Do you have difficulty or pain when chewing?
  92. Do you have either 'clicking" or "popping" in either jaw joint?
  93. Do you have headaches or facial pain?
  94. Do you clench or grind your teeth during the day or night?
 

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