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CHIEF COMPLAINT
Patient reports having issues on the lower right side for 3 years, including pain to temperature (hot and cold) and pressure pain. Patient also expressed interest in orthodontics and implants.
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Recommended to consult with the patient’s doctor regarding premedication options due to penicillin allergy and current use of Eliquis.
NEXT VISIT
Provider: Hi, Tammy. How are you doing today?
Patient: I’m I’m doing good. I’m having issue on the lower right.
Provider: Okay.
Patient: So, Laura, how long has that been going on for? Three years.
Provider: Three years? Okay. Are you having pain to temperature, hot, cold, anything like that?
Patient: Yes. And pressure.
Provider: Pressure pain too? Yeah. Okay. Does it hurt when you chew on it or just with temperature?
Patient: All. All of it.
Provider: All of it? Okay. So and what you said it’s been several years since you had an exam?
Patient: Yes. I don’t brush very well. Okay. I don’t floss. Alright.
Patient: I’m scared of the dentist.
Provider: Okay. Do you have any other concerns, or do you have anything else you wanna address?
Patient: I’m interested in ortho.
Provider: Orthodontics? Okay. What else?
Patient: An implant. Implant?
Provider: Okay. Fantastic. So Yeah. Are you okay.
Patient: I’m allergic to penicillin.
Provider: You’re allergic? Okay. Yeah. That’s that’s good. We yeah.
Provider: I see on your medical history, you do have some some medications. How long have you been on your blood thinner Eliquis?
Patient: Six months.
Provider: Six months. Okay. And, have you had, any other medical events, that made you have started that?
Patient: I have an artificial hip.
Provider: Okay.
Patient: And I can’t lay back in my chair very far.
Provider: Okay. Excellent. Okay. That’s so that’s good to know. So when you take the premed, you said you’re allergic to penicillin.
Provider: What have you taken in the past, or have you been recommended by your doctor to take a premed before?
Patient: He hasn’t. He hasn’t say anything. Should I ask him?
Provider: Yeah. I think we should we should find out what what, he would like, to give you. And, yeah, okay. Let’s just see see.