DENTAL PROPHY ADMITTING FORM Studies show that 60-80% of all pets over the age of three years have periodontal disease and need dental care. Dental disease in pets causes many problems such as: Bad Breath Infections Spreading To Internal Organs (Liver, Kidney, Heart) Mouth & Gum Pain Loss of Teeth Future Owner Expense Potential Infection Spread To Humans ("Conjunctivitis") Proper Dental Cleaning Procedures Include: Pre-Sedation Physical Examination by the veterinarian. Pre-Sedation Blood Profile Screening (Optional, if your pet is <5 years old, but highly recommended) Sedation & Vital Sign Monitoring Ultrasonic Scaling and cleaning of the teeth ABOVE and BELOW the gumline. Antiseptic Flushing To Remove Bacteria Teeth Polishing To Smooth Surfaces After Scaling Fluoride Application To Strengthen Teeth & Build Resistance To New Tartar Recovery Day Care Hospitalization Long Acting Antibiotic Injection and any pain medications needed. YES NO [] [] Are Vaccinations Current? HW Test Current? Update Today Any Vomiting, Coughing, Sneezing, Diarrhea? Did Your Pet Eat This Morning? Is Your Pet Allergic To Any Drugs? What? ___________________ Has Your Pet Had Any Accident Or Illness In Last 30 Days? Is Your Pet Currently On Any Medication? What? ___________________ Any Other Specific Problems To Be Checked? What? ___________________ Any Dental Hygiene Products Used On Regular Basis? What? Do You Need A Refill On HW Medication Or Frontline Today? ELECTIVE PROCEDURES TO BE DONE AT THE SAME TIME Dental Admit Information These are simple procedures that do not greatly increase sedation/anesthesia time and therefore can be provided at a fee less than would be required otherwise (when sedation would be required for the separate procedure) when done at the same time as the dental prophy: [] Microchip ID Comprehensive Physical Examination [] Deworming Ear Flushing Ear Cleaning Routine Toenail Trimming is part of the service today. Express Anal Glands FRONTLINE PLUS Application for Fleas Remove Warts / Skin Growth (Location: ______________________________) EXTRACTION & OTHER PROCEDURES CONSENT / WAIVER Many pets require sedation before a thorough examination can be completed. The condition of each tooth must be evaluated before a decision is made as to the best course of treatment. Although no one likes surprises, it sometimes is impossible to give an accurate estimate before sedation. From an economic standpoint, it is much more economical to complete all needed dental procedures during the initial visit and sedation rather than having to schedule another appointment with additional sedation required. In an effort to satisfy your desires, please initial the appropriate option below: Please perform all medically necessary procedures & extractions that my pet needs at this time. Please do nothing more than the requested dental cleaning procedure today. Please call me after the doctor’s exam with an estimate if any additional procedures are needed. Phone number where I can be reached today: ______________ PREFERRED TYPE MEDICATION TO ADMINISTER AT HOME: [ ] Tablets/Capsules [ ] Liquids OWNER RELEASE You are to use all reasonable precaution against injury, escape, or death of my pet. I understand that all sedation/anesthesia involves some minimal risk to my pet, but you will not be held liable in any manner whatsoever or under any circumstances in connection therewith as it is thoroughly understood that I assume all risks. I have read the foregoing and agree. _________________________________________Date____________________________________ Signature (owner/agent