New patients are always welcome.
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Patient Forms
Complete your forms ahead of time so we can spend more of your appointment focused on you.
Your forms give us important context before the visit: your health history, medications, dental concerns, comfort needs, goals, and the reason you are coming in. Completing them in advance can save time, reduce stress, and help us make the appointment feel more personal from the start.
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Prepare for Your Visit
The more we know ahead of time, the more your appointment can focus on listening, evaluation, and helping you understand the next step.
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Submitting forms before your appointment gives our team time to review your medical and dental history, medications, allergies, concerns, and treatment goals before you arrive.
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If you plan to use dental insurance, please submit your insurance information ideally at least 72 hours before the appointment so our team has time to review available benefit information. Insurance estimates are not guarantees of payment.
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Recent x-rays, sleep study information, orthodontic records, implant records, or complex treatment history can be helpful. Updated diagnostic imaging may still be recommended depending on timing, quality, and clinical findings.
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Please bring an updated medication list and let us know about any changes in your health history, insurance, contact information, or dental concerns.
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If you have trouble accessing or completing your forms, call 503-286-5654 or email smiles@bridgetowndental.com and our team will help.
Patient Forms Questions
These quick answers can help you prepare and know what information is most useful to send ahead.
Yes. Completing forms ahead of time helps us understand your health history, dental concerns, comfort needs, and goals before your visit begins.
Call 503-286-5654 or email smiles@bridgetowndental.com and our team can help.
Yes. New patient forms provide important medical, dental, and contact information that helps us prepare for your visit.
Yes. Please let us know if your medications, health history, insurance information, contact details, or dental concerns have changed.
Yes, when relevant. Recent x-rays and records may be helpful, although updated imaging may still be needed depending on clinical findings and how current the records are.
Patient Forms
If you have trouble accessing forms, sending records, or knowing what to bring, call us and we will help you get ready for your visit.
Tell us how to reach you and which forms you need. Our team will send them to you.
