PRE-CONSULTATION

 Orthodontics

Comprehensive informed consent for the following forms, as well as blanks to record blood pressure and pulse on date of procedures.

These forms detail the risks, hazards and alternative treatments available for the following periodontics care procedures.

Each form includes blanks to fill in specific procedures to be performed.

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ORTHODONTICS CONSENT, LONG FORM

Complies with TSBDE Rule 108.7 which requires that Texas dentists maintain a written informed consent signed by the patient, or a parent or legal guardian of the patient if the patient is a minor, or a legal guardian of the patient if the patient has been adjudicated incompetent to manage the patient's personal affairs.

Such consent is required for all treatment plans and procedures where a reasonable possibility of complications from the treatment planned or a procedure exists, which should disclose risks or hazards that could influence a reasonable person in making a decision to give or withhold consent.

ORTHODONTICS CONSENT, SHORT FORM

TSBDE Rule 108.7, Standard of Care and Informed Consent.

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