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hain,13,1","chains,13,1","chair,16,1","chance,15,2,16,1,53,1","chances,16,1","change,16,6,48,1,37,5,39,5,43,5,56,3,215,5,216,1","changed,56,1","changes,16,1,214,1,36,1,37,6,38,1,39,6,43,5,55,1,56,1,213,1,215,5","changing,1,1,16,3,56,1,216,1","charge,15,1,37,1,39,1,42,1,43,1,215,1","charges,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,213,1","charities,1,1","chart,37,1,39,1,43,1,56,1,215,1","cheaper,15,1","check,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,56,1,213,1","checkup,44,1,55,1","checkups,44,1","cheek,13,6,16,2","cheeks,13,1,15,1,16,3","chew,15,2,16,3","chewed,16,1","chewing,13,1,15,2,16,1","chewy,13,1","child,15,84,48,2,214,9,23,1,37,37,38,9,39,42,43,37,45,1,54,2,55,7,56,1,215,37,216,2","childhood,44,1,55,2,56,1","children,15,10,16,1,36,1,37,1,42,1,44,1,54,1,55,5,213,1","childs,15,1","chile,14,1","china,14,1","choose,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","christmas,16,1","chrome,16,6","chromium,16,3","chronic,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,213,1","circle,214,2,38,2,39,2","circumstances,37,4,39,4,43,4,215,4","city,14,1,214,3,36,3,37,3,38,3,39,3,213,3","claim,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,213,1","class,16,14","clay,16,1","clean,13,2,15,1,16,5,48,1,216,1","cleanest,48,1,216,1","cleaning,16,1,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,44,1,213,1","clear,15,2","clearly,16,1","clenches,15,1","clinical,1,2,23,1,44,1","clipped,13,1","clipper,13,1","clippers,13,4","clipping,13,1","close,16,2,53,1","closely,44,1","closer,16,1","clunky,16,4","co,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,213,1","code,14,1","colata,16,1","collimates,15,1","colombia,14,1","colon,56,2","color,317,16,46,16,52,16","colored,16,4","colors,13,1,16,8","com,317,16,42,1,52,16","come,13,5,15,7,16,18,23,1,44,1,54,1,55,3","comes,13,1,16,6","comfort,13,2","comfortable,13,1,16,2,48,1,44,1,54,1,216,1","coming,16,1,48,1,216,1","comment,44,1","comments,14,1,56,9","commit,54,1","committees,1,1","committing,16,1","common,13,1,15,1,16,4,37,1,39,1,43,1,55,1,215,1","communicate,37,2,39,2,43,2,215,2","communication,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","communications,37,2,39,2,43,2,215,2","comoros,14,1","companies,15,2","company,15,1,16,1,44,1","compared,15,1","competence,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","complain,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","complaint,37,3,39,3,43,3,215,3","complaints,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","completed,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","completely,16,4,214,1,36,1,37,2,38,1,39,2,43,1,213,1,215,1","completion,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,213,1","complex,15,1","complexity,15,1","complicated,15,1,16,1,54,1","complications,16,1","comprehensive,15,2","concerned,16,2,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","concerning,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","concerns,16,3,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","condition,16,1","conditions,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,213,1","condom,16,1","conducting,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","conference,44,1","confidence,44,1","confident,54,1","confidential,42,1","congo,14,1","connected,16,1","connection,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","connects,15,1","consent,37,21,39,21,43,21,215,21","consequences,15,1","conservative,44,1,53,1,55,1","consider,16,1,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","considerably,16,1","considerations,42,1","constitute,37,2,39,2,43,2,215,2","consult,15,1,16,1","consultation,15,1,16,3,44,2,55,2","contact,12,4,13,1,14,1,16,2,37,7,39,7,43,7,45,1,56,1,215,7","contacting,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","contain,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","contained,16,1","container,16,1","containing,16,1","contents,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","contest,46,4","contests,48,1,216,1","continue,16,2,48,1,37,2,39,2,43,2,215,2,216,1,335,4","continued,16,1","continuing,1,1","contours,16,1","contrast,15,1","contribute,16,2","contributes,44,1","control,317,8,46,8,52,8","convenience,13,1,23,1","conversations,48,1,216,1","convinced,16,1","convulsion,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,213,1","cool,16,5","coordinating,48,1,216,1","coordinator,44,1","coordinators,15,1","copayment,15,1","copies,37,3,39,3,43,3,215,3","copper,16,11","copy,37,5,39,5,43,5,215,5","correct,13,1,15,4,16,3","corrected,53,1","correcting,15,3,44,1","correction,53,1","correctional,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","corrective,15,1","correctly,16,2","cosmetic,53,1","cost,15,12,16,2,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","costa,14,1","costly,15,3","costs,15,4,55,1","cotton,13,1,16,2","coughing,13,2","could,13,1,15,1,16,8,48,1,37,1,39,1,43,1,55,1,56,1,215,1,216,1","couldn,16,1","count,16,1,335,6","counter,13,2","counterintelligence,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","country,14,1","couple,16,1","course,12,1,15,1,16,1","courses,1,1","courteous,48,2,216,2","courtesy,42,1","cover,13,1,15,2,16,1","covers,15,1,37,2,39,2,43,2,215,2","cracked,13,1","craniofacial,1,1","crazy,46,4","create,16,2,44,1","created,15,1,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","credentialing,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","credit,214,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,39,1,42,1,213,1","creeks,12,2","creekview,1,4,3,4,12,4,13,4,14,4,15,4,16,4,22,4,48,4,214,1,23,4,36,1,37,3,38,1,39,3,40,4,41,4,42,4,43,2,44,4,45,4,53,4,54,4,55,5,213,1,215,2,332,4,333,4,334,4","crimes,37,1,39,1,43,1,215,1","croatia,14,1","crooked,15,3,16,2","crossbite,55,1","crowded,15,2,55,1","crowding,15,1,16,1,55,1","crucial,53,1","crunchy,16,2","csstext,317,4,46,4,52,4","cuba,14,1","cup,13,1","cure,16,2","current,1,1,56,1","currently,1,1","curscripttype,335,1","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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"about_drjay.html","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Dr. Jay Ghosh graduated with a DDS degree as well as a Master of Science and Clinical Certificate in Orthodontics from the University of Oklahoma. Following graduation, he taught full-time at the department of Orthodontics, University of Oklahoma for over four years. He taught several courses to pre-doctoral dental and dental hygiene students as well as graduate students in orthodontics. Being very interested in research, he has over 30 publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals, with research primarily revolving around new materials in orthodontics, craniofacial growth and development, and clinical research. In addition, he served as a research advisor on several Master \'s Thesis committees and currently serves on the editorial board of two prestigious scientific journals. Since continuing education is an integral part of today \'s fast changing scientific environment, Dr. Ghosh not only attends meeting to stay current in his field, but has also lectured in national as well as international orthodontic and dental research meetings. He is a member of the American Association of Orthodontists, American Dental Association and Texas Dental Association. He is involved in several local societies, charities and in local area schools. OUR TEAM",9);arrFiles[1]=new Array(3,"blank.html","1 Jul 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","",4);arrFiles[2]=new Array(12,"contact.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","We are located on the north side of McDermott Drive, between Alma and Custer, on the west side of US 75 in Allen. Our office is in the Twin Creeks Office Park, overlooking the Twin Creeks Golf Course. For those of you that know our old office, we are located exactly half a mile west of it on the opposite side of the street. Click here to download our map",6);arrFiles[3]=new Array(13,"emergencies.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","ORTHODONTIC EMERGENCIES Most orthodontic emergencies can be handled easily at home. To help you accurately describe an emergency situation to our office, use the following picture, which names each part of a typical set of braces. A. Archwire The archwire is tied to all of the brackets (braces) and applies the force to move teeth. B. Brackets Brackets are bonded on the teeth and hold the archwire in place. C. Metal Band The band is the cemented ring of metal which wraps around the tooth. D. Ligature - Elastic O rings or Alastics The archwire is held to each bracket with a ligature which is usually a tiny elastic (this comes in a range of colors). E. Ligature - Metal tie. The archwire can also be held to the bracket with a metal ligature tie. F. Elastics / Rubber Bands Elastics or rubber bands help move teeth toward their final position. G. Power Chain Elastic chains are also used to hold the archwire in place. True Emergencies Trauma to teeth &#8226; If a tooth has been knocked out, do not clean off the tooth. &#8226; Call your family dentist and our office immediately to inform of what has happened. &#8226; Upon locating the tooth, hold the enamel end of the tooth, not the pointed end/root. &#8226; Do not rinse the tooth in water. Do not scrub the root. You may remove large debris. If possible, put tooth back in socket where tooth was and hold in place with gauze or washcloth. If it is not possible to replace the tooth in its socket, put the tooth into cup of milk or saline solution, or put the tooth between the cheek and gum. Do not put the tooth in plain water. &#8226; Apply an ice pack to the affected soft tissue area to reduce swelling &#8226; Do not let the tooth dry out. A tooth can often be saved if cared for properly and reimplanted within an hour. Broken tooth: &#8226; Clean the injured area and apply an ice pack to the effected soft tissue area to reduce swelling. &#8226; Save the tip of the tooth (for possible reattachment) and call your dentist right away. Piece of the Orthodontic Appliance is Swallowed or Aspirated &#8226; If you are able to see the piece, you may carefully attempt to remove it. But do not make the attempt if you would cause the patient harm. &#8226; Encourage the patient to remain calm. If the patient is coughing excessively or having difficulty breathing, the piece could have been aspirated (drawn into the lung). &#8226; If there is no coughing or difficulty in breathing, and you suspect the piece has been swallowed, call the patient&rsquo;s orthodontist for advice and instructions. &#8226; If you are unable to see the piece and believe it may be have been aspirated, call 911 and the orthodontist immediately. The patient should be taken to an urgent care facility for an x-ray to determine the location of the piece. A physician will have to determine the best way to remove it. Other Problems: Bracket is Knocked Off Brackets (see diagram) are the parts of braces attached to teeth with a special adhesive. If the bracket is off center and moves along the wire, the adhesive has likely failed. Usually this can be left in place until seen in our office. If the loose bracket has rotated on the wire and is sticking out, attempt to turn it back into its normal position. You may wish to put orthodontic wax around the area to minimize the movement of the loose brace (see &ldquo;How to apply wax&rdquo; below). Note: Save any pieces of your braces that break off and bring them with you to your repair appointment The Archwire is Poking If the end of an archwire is poking in the back of the mouth, attempt to put wax over the area to protect the cheek. If the wire is extremely bothersome and the patient cannot come in soon, the wire may be clipped with an instrument such as fingernail clippers. Reduce the possibility of swallowing the snipped piece of wire by using folded tissue or gauze around the area to catch the piece you will remove. Use a pair of sharp clippers and snip off the protruding wire. Relief wax may still be necessary to provide comfort to the irritated area. How to apply wax: &#8226; Take a small piece of wax and roll it into a ball. &#8226; DRY the wire or the bracket very well. If the area is wet, the wax will keep falling off. &#8226; Gently press the wax on the wire or bracket. &#8226; If you have run out of wax, you can pick some up from our office or at the nearest pharmacy. If the wax is accidentally swallowed it&rsquo;s not a problem; it is harmless. Picture showing the end of the archwire too long that may poke the cheek Picture showing rolling a small piece of wax into a ball Picture showing wax placed on the end of the archwire Picture showing clipping the end of the archwire with nail clippers (place gauze at the end of the wire to catch the piece that is cut off) The Archwire is bent or has come out of the last bracket Gently grab the wire with a pair of tweezers and try to straighten it out. If the wire has come out of the last bracket, and is not poking the gums or the cheek, simply let it be. If it is poking the gums, gently grab it with a pair of tweezers and move it above or below the bracket to get it away from the gums. You may need to apply some wax on it to provide comfort. Picture showing archwire come out of the bracket Picture showing use of tweezers to replace archwire into the brackets Ligature Wire or Metal Tie is Poking Lip or Cheek Use a Q-tip or pencil eraser to push the wire so that it is flat against the tooth. If the wire cannot be moved into a comfortable position, cover it with relief wax. Make the orthodontist aware of the problem. Picture showing metal ligature sticking out Picture showing the eraser end of a pencil being used to push the ligature back in place Irritation of Lips or Cheeks Sometimes new braces can be irritating to the mouth. A small amount of orthodontic wax makes an excellent buffer between the braces and lips, cheek or tongue. Mouth Sores or Ulcers People who have mouth sores during orthodontic treatment may gain relief by applying a small amount of topical anesthetic (such as Orabase or Ora-Gel) directly to the sore area using a cotton swab. Reapply as needed. Discomfort It \'s normal to have discomfort for three to five days after braces or retainers are adjusted. Although temporary, it can make eating uncomfortable. Eat soft foods and rinse the mouth with warm salt water. Over-the-counter pain relievers, acetaminophen or ibuprofen, are effective. Lost Ligature (Rubber or Wire) Tiny rubber rings known as alastic or o ligatures, are often used to hold the archwire into the bracket or brace. If a ligature is lost, this can usually wait till the next appointment. The same holds true for wire ligatures. Lost Spacer/Separator If the space is lost, try to replace it with floss. If it is lost the day prior to the appointment, do not worry about it What if the Lip Gets Caught on a Brace? Call the office immediately. Apply ice to the affected area until you have the opportunity to been seen by our office staff or your family dentist. Broken or cracked retainer This is not an emergency. However, we want to prevent your teeth from shifting so call us the next business day to schedule a professional repair. Bring all pieces of the broken retainer to the appointment. Please note that it is necessary for the patient to come to the appointment along with the broken retainer. Food Caught Between Teeth This is not an emergency. It can be resolved with a piece of dental floss. Try tying a small knot in the middle of the floss to help remove the food. Or use an interproximal brush (Proxabrush) to dislodge food caught between teeth and braces. Swollen or bleeding gums This is usually caused by improper brushing and flossing.Brush after every meal, using minimal toothpaste and floss once a day. Use warm salt water rinses to decrease the inflammation. Disclosing tablets are helpful to show where plaque remains after brushing. If there is associated pain, please call the office. Picture showing proper brushing technique (note that the bristles of the toothbrush are brushing the teeth at the gum line) Picture showing use of the Proxabrush Picture showing flossing Supplies to handle most orthodontic problems With these supplies on hand, you will be prepared to handle the most common problems with braces. &#8226; Non-medicated orthodontic relief wax &#8226; Dental floss &#8226; Sterile tweezers &#8226; Small, sharp clippers suitable for cutting wire (such as a fingernail clipper) &#8226; Q-tips &#8226; Salt &#8226; Interproximal brush &#8226; Non-prescription pain reliever (acetaminophen or ibuprofen or any over-the-counter medication typically used for a headache) &#8226; Oral topical anesthetic (such as Orabase or Ora-Gel) If you are in pain, please call our office immediately. If you are not in pain, please call us at your earliest convenience to schedule an appointment to correct the problem. Remember, brackets can become loose as a result of chewing on hard, sticky or chewy foods or objects as well as from physical contact from sports or rough housing. Be sure to wear a protective mouth guard while playing sports! Should you have an orthodontic emergency after office hours, please call the office number and leave a message on the emergency line. We have staff on call seven days a week from 7 AM to 9 PM to assist you.",34);arrFiles[4]=new Array(14,"enquiry.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Name : Method of contact : Email Telephone Fax Address Line 1 * : Town * : Post Code : Country : Select Afghanistan Albania Algeria Andorra Angola Antigua &amp; Barbuda Argentina Armenia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan Bolivia Botswana Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Chad Chile China Colombia Comoros Congo, DRC Costa Rica C&ocirc;te d \'Ivoire Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominica Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Gabon Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Greece Grenada Guatemala Guinea Guyana Haiti Honduras Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Korea Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libya Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Marshall Islands Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Moldova Monaco Mongolia Morocco Mozambique Myanmar Namibia Nauru Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Nigeria Norway Oman Pakistan Palau Panama Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russia Rwanda Saint Lucia Samoa San Marino Saudi Arabia Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Solomon Islands Somalia South Africa Spain Sri Lanka Sudan Suriname Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand Togo Tonga Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Tuvalu Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Uruguay Uzbekistan Vanuatu Vatican City Venezuela Vietnam Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe Email Address * : Telephone No. * : Fax No. : Query / Comments * :",24);arrFiles[5]=new Array(15,"faq-parent.html","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","How can I tell if my child needs orthodontic treatment? It is usually difficult to know if your child will need orthodontic treatment until your child is about 8 years old and his/her permanent teeth have started to come in. We recommend that you bring your child in when your child is 8 to evaluate whether treatment will be needed. If your child needs treatment, the orthodontist will take corrective action to avoid costly and painful treatment later on. What are the early symptoms of orthodontic problems and how can I look for them? Well, it is always better to consult a professional. Still, there are some warning signs that you can look for to help evaluate whether your child needs orthodontic treatment. The top teeth should exactly line up with the bottom teeth, and there should be no spaces or gaps. If your child \'s teeth look perfect, your child probably will not need orthodontic treatment. First ask your child to open their mouth, and let you look at their teeth. Are all of their teeth straight? Do any of the teeth slant to the side? Are there any gaps between your child \'s teeth? Do any of your child \'s teeth overlap? If you see any signs of crooked teeth, gaps between your child \'s teeth or overlapping teeth, your child may need orthodontic treatment. Next ask your child to bite down. Does the center of the front top teeth line up with the center of the front bottom teeth? Do your child \'s top teeth protrude out the front of their mouth? Does your child have bucked teeth? Do the top front teeth cover more than 25% of the bottom teeth? Are any of the top teeth behind the bottom teeth? Do the teeth come together smoothly, or are there any gaps? If your child \'s teeth do not come together smoothly, or if any of your child \'s teeth do not lining up properly your child may need orthodontic treatment. Now look at the alignment of your childs jaw. Do all of the teeth come together smoothly, or does your child \'s jaw shift off center when your child clenches their teeth together? If you see any misalignment or shifting of your child \'s jaw, your child may need orthodontic treatment. If you see any of the above symptoms, or if you are not sure, bring your child in for orthodontic treatment. Do not wait hoping that the problems will go away. If I wait, isn \'t there a chance that my child \'s bite will get better on its \' own? Usually, if you wait, orthodontic problems will almost always get worse. If a few teeth are crooked or crowded, the orthodontist can realign the crowded teeth them easily. However, if you do not treat the crowding right away, the crooked teeth will encroach onto your child \'s other teeth and push the other teeth out of alignment too. As a result if you wait, your child \'s orthodontic problems will usually get worse. Further, as your child gets older, orthodontic treatment becomes more painful. As you child ages, fibers grow in to anchor your child \'s teeth to your child \'s jaw. It takes more force to move the fibers as your child ages so treatment is more painful. Also the bones in the roof of their mouth harden as your child ages, which makes treatment more difficult. If you avoid needed treatment when your children are teens, the children will usually need more painful treatment later in life. Isn \'t it better to take care of the problem when it is first discovered rather than waiting until the problem gets worse? What are the consequences of my child not getting needed orthodontic treatment? It is hard to see into the future, to tell how the lack of orthodontic treatment will affect your child. Certainly, a child who needs orthodontic treatment but does not get it will have problems with the teeth for years to come; so much so that many adult patients are now going back for orthodontic treatment. The difficulties with not getting needed orthodontic treatment include: &#8226; Teeth that wear unevenly leading to weak enamel and tooth loss. &#8226; Teeth that are difficult to clean, leading to gum problems and eventual tooth loss oDifficulty chewing &#8226; Periodontal (gum) problems as you child gets older The health issues go well beyond good oral hygiene. For example, an orthodontic procedure called palatal expansion may help improve the air passages in the nose, correcting breathing problems. Also, chewing is the first step in digestion. If your children cannot chew their food properly, their digestive system will not work as well. Besides, your child will look wonderful after they get orthodontic treatment. Orthodontic treatment can make your child \'s smile look wonderful and improve their self-esteem. Wouldn \'t you like your child to have great self-esteem? If orthodontic problems are caused by my child \'s teeth being too big for their mouth, will my child grow out of it? Unfortunately no. Remember that your child \'s permanent teeth do not grow in all at once. As your child \'s mouth grows, more permanent teeth grow in too. The additional teeth take up all of the extra space created when your child grows. If you wait orthodontic problems will almost always get worse and your child will have to endure more painful treatment to correct the problem. At what age should my children start orthodontic treatment? There are two parts to orthodontic treatment, interceptive or Phase I orthodontic treatment and Phase II or Comprehensive orthodontic treatment. Interceptive orthodontic treatment is usually done at around age 8. Comprehensive orthodontic treatment usually starts at age 12. What is interceptive (Phase I) orthodontic treatment and is it necessary? The objective of interceptive orthodontic treatment is to make room in your child \'s mouth for your child \'s permanent teeth. Your orthodontist may expand your child \'s palate, and try to start to correct overbites and underbites. As noted above orthodontic problems arise because human teeth do not grow at the same rate as human mouths. Your children \'s mouth will be growing a lot between ages 8 and 12. It is important to make sure that there is room for your children \'s permanent teeth. Other aspects of interceptive treatment include treatment for finger sucking habits, correcting protruded (buck) teeth that can get easily damaged or hurt and space maintenance therapy. How long does interceptive orthodontic treatment take? It varies a lot according to the complexity of the case. Interceptive orthodontic treatment can take anywhere from 3 to 14 months. Can \'t I wait on interceptive orthodontic treatment until my child is older than 8? We do not recommend waiting. If your child gets interceptive orthodontic treatment when they are 8, and their palates are growing rapidly, the treatment will be uncomfortable, but not tremendously painful. By time the child is 12, the bones in the top of the child \'s mouth will have hardened, so palatial expansion will be much more painful. If you wait until your child is 20 to do palatal expansion, your child will need major surgery to correct a palatal problem. What steps are involved in full orthodontic treatment? The objective of full orthodontic treatment is to correct your child \'s bite, and to make sure that their teeth are in proper alignment. First there are a series of appointments where the orthodontist examines your child \'s mouth and figures out what is needed. Next the orthodontist installs braces in your child \'s mouth. Your child will usually keep their braces in for two to two and a half years. During that time, the orthodontist \'s assistant will tighten your child braces every three to five weeks. The orthodontist may tell your child to wear a facebow during that time. Then your orthodontist will remove your child \'s braces and give him or her a retainer. Your child will need to wear the retainer 24 hours a day for a year, then a few nights a week until they stop growing (when they are 24). (A more detailed description of all of the steps in orthodontic treatment is given in the FAQ for teenage orthodontic patients). How long does full orthodontic treatment take? Generally, full orthodontic treatment takes about two or two and a half years for a typical case. It will take longer with a complicated case or if your child does not follow the orthodontist \'s instructions. What can I expect on the initial visits to the orthodontist? Generally, it takes two to four visits to the orthodontist for your child to start their treatment. On your first visit orthodontist \'s assistant will take a medical history and do an initial examination. The orthodontist will then examine your child, and start to explain the orthodontic process. Next your child will come in for what is called a RECORDS APPOINTMENT (this may be done on the same day as the initial appointment).The orthodontist \'s staff will take x-rays and photographs of your child, and make impressions (castings) of his mouth. Further details of the procedure can be found in the FAQs for teens. However, the idea of the records appointment is to gather as much information about your child \'s bite as possible. Once the records appointment is done, the orthodontist will be able to design a treatment plan. The orthodontist will build a model of your child \'s mouth and study the case. He will then draw on his knowledge and training to design a treatment plan. Once the orthodontist determines what is needed, the orthodontist will then do a consultation with you to discuss his/her treatment approach and his/her fees. The initial exam is usually FREE. The records appointment may cost 200-400 Do clear or gold braces cost more? Usually about 300 to 500 more than the silver or stainless steel braces. What are extraction and non-extraction therapy, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each? Extraction therapy is a technique where some teeth are removed to make room for the other teeth in your child \'s mouth. This is in contrast to non-extraction therapy where one expands a patients \' jaw and shave down some teeth to make everything fit. Years ago, everyone got extraction therapy. Now, most adolescent patients have non-extraction therapy. A gadget called a palatal expander is used to expand the adolescent \'s jaw. Adult patients are still treated via extraction therapy, however, because once someone stops growing, it takes major surgery to expand someone \'s jaw. What are lingual braces, and what are their advantages and disadvantages? Lingual braces are a technique where braces are mounted behind a patient \'s teeth. They were used years ago, before the advent of clear braces. Now lingual braces are rarely used. Generally, lingual braces are much more uncomfortable than standard braces. The orthodontic treatment is much more painful, and the treatment may take twice as long as with standard braces. Many people have trouble talking with lingual braces. I have heard that some orthodontists take orthodontic materials out of one patients mouth and then recycle the orthodontic materials to another patient \'s mouth. Does your office employ recycling of orthodontic materials? Absolutely not. Our office adheres to the strictest OSHA standards for hygiene and sterilization. Is there any chance that my child will develop a temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problem from orthodontic treatment? Yes and No. One of the first steps in standard orthodontic treatment is to examine your child \'s temporomandibular joint (the joint where your child \'s lower jaw connects to the skull) to screen for TMJ problems. If the initial screen does not reveal any weaknesses, then the orthodontist will proceed as normal. If any weaknesses are seen in the TMJ screening, the orthodontist will modify his treatment plan to make sure that no damage is done to your child \'s temporomandibular joint. Most recent studies show that TMJ problems are not related to orthodontic treatment. Are x-rays needed during orthodontic treatment? The orthodontist does x-rays to make sure that his treatment plan is going to work properly and that your child will not develop any jaw or gum problems later on. It is a part of the diagnostic process. We have all our x-ray equipment in the office and do not need to send our patients to another facility for x-rays. Is there anything which can be done to minimize the x-ray exposure? X-ray shields are used to help minimize the x-ray exposure. The precision x-ray shield attaches to the orthodontists x-ray machine, and collimates the x-rays so the x-rays shine on - your child \'s teeth gums and cheeks and not elsewhere on their face. Questions About The Cost Of Orthodontic Care How Much Does Orthodontic Treatment Cost? It matters where you live and how complex your child \'s case is. It typically ranges between 3000 and 5000 for a full case that takes two years or more, but could be much less for shorter duration cases. Also, your dental insurance may cover half or more of the cost. Why is orthodontic treatment so costly? Actually, orthodontic treatment is not so expensive when compared with other personal services. During the course of a normal orthodontic treatment, your child will visit the orthodontist about 100 times. If the treatment costs 3000-7000, then the cost works out to be 30-70 per visit. That is a little more than the cost of going to a beauty parlor, but less than the cost of going to a car repair shop. A visit to a lawyer costs much more than a visit to the orthodontist. Orthodontics only seems expensive because the Orthodontist tells you what the lifetime costs of straightening your children \'s teeth will be. The total bill is less than the total amount you have to pay for the lifetime maintenance and repairs on your car. Orthodontic treatment is still costly, is it worth the cost? Yes! Think about the cost of not getting braces. It is hard to see into the future, to tell how the lack of orthodontic treatment will affect your child. Certainly, a child who needs orthodontic treatment and does not get the treatment will have problems with their teeth for years to come; so much so that many adult patients are now going back for orthodontic treatment. The health issues, go well beyond good oral hygiene. For example, an orthodontic procedure called palatal expansion may help improve the air passages in the nose, correcting breathing problems. Also stomach problems are very common in people who skip needed orthodontic treatment. If your child cannot chew their food right, it irritates their stomach, and produces a lifetime problem. We cannot predict whether your child will develop a breathing problem or a stomach problem if they do not undergo orthodontic treatment. However, lifetime orthodontic treatment costs no more than the lifetime maintenance on a car. Isn \'t it worth investing as much time in maintaining your children \'s teeth as you invest in maintaining your car? Can I pay for my children \'s orthodontic treatment in installments? Our office will allow you to pay for your children \'s treatment in installments. Usually you will be required to make an initial payment when your case is started. Then you can make monthly payments for the balance at zero percent interest. Our office also uses an outside financing company called OFP that will even help finance the initial down payment at a low interest rate. Our financial coordinators will be happy to explain all the payment options. Can I get Insurance To Help Pay For Orthodontic Treatment? Yes, but you need to be careful to get insurance that covers some percentage of the full cost of the treatment and really pays that amount to the orthodontist. Insurance companies are notorious for plans that do not cost the insurance companies anything. For example, they may tell an orthodontist to do a case for two-thirds of the normal fee without actually paying any portion of the fee to the orthodontist, but may still charge you a copayment. We strongly advise that if you get insurance to pay for orthodontic treatment, you be sure to get insurance that pays the usual and customary fee for the orthodontic treatment and does not insist that the orthodontist do a cheaper alternative procedure without telling you.",25);arrFiles[6]=new Array(16,"faq-teen.html","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Why should I get Braces? Braces Improve Your Face Value (your smile). You must have heard that the quickest way to improve your looks is to smile. It is hard to believe when you are going through it, but braces will improve your smile and make you look excellent. Your smile is the most striking part of your face. Look in the mirror. Do you like your smile now? Well, the orthodontist will make your smile look fabulous. You will end up looking great. Think about how looking great will improve your social life. Braces Improve Your Health &#8226; You will be able to chew your food better. Chewing is the first step in digestion. If your teeth are not straight, you will not be able to chew your food correctly so partially unchewed food will go down to your stomach. That could give you an upset stomach &#8226; You will avoid dental problems. If you do not get orthodontic treatment when you need it you could have problems with your teeth for years to come; your teeth will be hard to clean. Your gums will hurt. Your teeth will wear in ways that they should not. The effects are significant enough that many adults are now going back to the orthodontist for braces. &#8226; You may avoid developing a breathing problem. As you get older the roof your mouth can sometimes partially block the air passages in your nose. That makes you snore loudly, and may contribute to a condition called sleep apnea. If you get braces you may avoid this possibility. Besides, do you really think that your parents would pay for braces if you did not really need them? Are there other reasons that people need braces? It has been said that if babies use a pacifier (dummy) for too long, they can develop an incorrect bite. Orthodontic problems can also be caused by injuries to your mouth, or if you suck you thumb when you are older than five or six. Some orthodontists also say that fingernail biting, or lip biting can also cause orthodontic problems. Still, most people need braces because of genetics, that is, a mismatch between the sizes of their teeth and their jaws. Quite often, the teeth are too big for the jaws, leading to crowding. How many teenagers need braces? About 70% of US teenagers need braces. Just look at your class at school. Probably, two out of three of the kids have braces or will have braces. How Much Do Braces Cost? Between 3,000 and 7,000 in the USA. Prices go up to 15,000 in Japan. That may seem like a lot of money, but your parents think that braces are important enough that they are getting them for you. Isn \'t it nice to know that your parents love you enough to spend 3000 to 7000 on braces? How does orthodontics work? You usually think about your jaw as being solid like a rock, but when you are growing your jaw is really more like clay. If you apply pressure to your jaw, you can get your jaw to stretch. If you pull your jaw apart, your jaw will get wider. If you push your jaw back, your jaw will slowly move back. Your jaw does not actually stretch. Instead, when you pull on your jaw, your jaw grows in the direction you are pulling. Still, the important thing is that when your braces pull on your jaw, the braces change the shape of your jaw. In the same way, if you push on your teeth, your teeth will move around in your mouth. The orthodontist pushes your jaw to stretch your mouth so all your teeth fit. He then pushes on your teeth so they are all in the proper places. If your top jaw is too small, your orthodontist can install a special gadget called a palatal expander to get your jaw to grow wider. If your teeth stick out, your orthodontist can install another gadget called a facebow to push your back teeth back. In that way, your orthodontist is able to move around individual teeth and expand your jaw so that all of your teeth fit correctly in your mouth. How Old Should I Be When I Go To The Orthodontist? (At what age should I start orthodontic treatment, What happens if I wait?) You can get orthodontic treatment at any age. Kids as young as 4 are sometimes advised to start orthodontics early to avoid a problem later on. People as old as 90 sometimes get orthodontic treatment to fix crooked teeth. Still, orthodontic treatment works best and is the least painful when you are 8 to 14 so we advise that you start orthodontic treatment then. Your jaw is growing the quickest when you are 8 or 9 so it is usually best to expand your jaw and reshape your mouth when you are 8 or 9. This is called interceptive orthodontic treatment or Phase I treatment. Then you should wait for most of your permanent teeth to come in. Usually, your permanent teeth come in when you are 12 or 13 and so that is the best time to start full orthodontic treatment when you are 12, 13 or 14. Other kinds of interceptive treatment include treatment for habits like finger sucking, protruded teeth (teeth that stick out too far) or just simple space maintainers. What happens if I wait until I am older? You can get braces at any age so if you are too afraid, you can wait a couple of years. However, as you get older the treatment takes longer and hurts more. Your jaw is growing fast when you are 8, so your jaw is easy to stretch. If you wait until you are 12, the orthodontist needs to push a lot harder to expand your jaw so it hurts. By time you are 20, you may need surgery to expand your jaw. What is having braces like? Generally, teenagers do not find braces to be any big deal. Your mouth is usually sore for the first week after you get braces. Also, your mouth will be sore when the braces are tightened. However, with modern braces, you should get so used to the braces, that you should not notice the braces, except when the braces are being tightened or if you get hit in the mouth. If you start orthodontic treatment when you are 18 or older, it generally is more uncomfortable; your teeth feel like they are loose in your mouth. Still, the pain is worth the gain. Do Braces Hurt? With most modern braces, they will not hurt except for the first few days when they are first put in or when your braces are tightened. Its more like and dull ache and its nothing that any pain medicine couldn \'t fix! Will braces cause sores in my mouth? Initially, when you first get braces, there may be some sores on your lips. If you rinse the sores in warm salt water, the sores will heal within a week or two. Thereafter, there will be an occasional sore when, for example if you get into a fight. However, the sores should heal rather quickly. If your lips get too sore during the first week, you can put wax on the braces to prevent the braces from rubbing and irritating the sore. How long does orthodontic treatment take? It varies a lot according how much your jaw needs to stretch and how much your teeth have to move. If you start interceptive orthodontic treatment when you are 8, it usually takes anywhere from 3 to 6 months to stretch your jaw. It takes longer if the orthodontist needs to reshape your jaw. If you get braces when you are 12 years old, it usually takes a year and a half to two and a half years to move around your teeth. It will take longer if you do not do what the orthodontist tells you to do or if there is something unusual about your bite. Will my friends laugh at me when I get braces? Only you know your friends. Most braces nowadays are pretty cool and most teenagers feel good about them. Most of your friends will be getting braces too. Wouldn \'t it be excellent if you were a cool dude and your braces were funkier than all of your friends \' braces? Can I still talk when I have braces? Yes. Standard braces should not affect how you talk or the sound of your voice. You can talk, sing, yell, make fun of people, and act just as you do now. Braces will not stop you from having fun. Just do not get punched in the mouth. It hurts! Occasionally the orthodontist needs to put in a gadget which gets in the way of your tongue. If so, you may have trouble talking clearly for a day or two, but then you will be able to talk fine. Can I still play football, baseball, basketball, soccer, etc if I have braces? Of course. Would a fun guy get braces if he could not play? You can still play football, baseball, basketball, soccer. You can still go bowling. You can still do everything. Just wear a mouthguard, and try to not get hit in the mouth. We recommend that you avoid sports where you will get hit in the face. Fighting, boxing, wrestling, karate, can be very painful when you have braces. If you get into a snowball fight, be sure to duck! I play the trumpet. Will my ability to play be affected by my braces? Be sure to mention your musical abilities to the orthodontist. The orthodontist will give you wax to cover your braces. It will protect your lips and will make it possible for you to still play musical instruments. Are there any other activities that I should avoid when I have braces? We advise against you participating in activities where there will be many blows to a your mouth. Sports like boxing, karate, and wrestling should be avoided. Fighting should also be avoided. You should wear an orthodontic mouthguard whenever you participate in any sporting activity. Can I eat when I get braces? Yes! You can eat most of the good things that you can eat now. The one big limitation is that your mouth will get sore after you first get braces, so we recommend that you only eat softer foods for the first week. However, after that you should be able to eat normally. Can I still chew gum with braces? Gum is usually not recommended. The gum can get caught on the braces and pull the braces off. Also the sugar in the gum can get trapped behind the braces and cause cavities. Is there anything else that I cannot eat? You probably should not eat hard sticky, gooey or crunchy foods. Caramel, taffy, peanut brittle can stick on your braces and pull the braces off your teeth. You also need to be careful with crunchy foods like carrots and apples and hard rolls so that you do not knock your braces off your teeth. What happens if the braces come off? The orthodontist will attach them again. Usually, this is no big deal, although if it happens lots of times, your orthodontic treatment will take longer. Why cannot the orthodontist attach the braces strongly enough that the braces cannot come off during eating? The orthodontist needs to take off your braces at the end of the orthodontic treatment. If the orthodontist attaches your braces too firmly, the braces will not come off again at the end of your orthodontic treatment. Wouldn \'t it be strange if your braces never came off, so you would be stuck with them for the rest of your life? What Happens If A Piece Of My Braces Comes Off And I Swallow It? I know you are concerned, but it is usually NOT a serious problem if you swallow parts of your braces. All braces are tested so they are completely safe. The parts just pass through your digestive system. Inhaling a part from your braces is a problem however. If you inhale a part of your braces, and the part gets into your lungs, it could cause a problem. The orthodontist will then ask an MD to remove the part of your braces from your lungs. What is it like going to a school dance in braces? A cool dude is still a dude with or without braces. Years ago, when glasses (eyeglasses) were old and clunky, people used to worry about going to the dance in glasses. Now it is no big deal. In the same way, years ago when braces were all big and clunky, people worried about going to a dance in braces. Now you can get cool-looking braces so there is nothing to worry about. What kinds of braces are there? Braces come in lots of different sizes and colors. First there are old fashioned braces. Old fashioned braces are big and clunky. They can cut your lips, and are generally uncomfortable. Then there are modern braces. Modern braces are smaller and more comfortable than old fashioned braces. They have what is called a low profile design, which is less irritating to your lips. They also have special contours to make your orthodontic treatment go faster and be less painful. Are all modern braces the same? No. Modern braces are made with three different manufacturing processes, machining, metal injection molding, and casting. Then one has to consider the style of the braces. Braces come in a series of styles and colors. There are tooth colored braces which blend in so they barely can be seen. What are the main parts of orthodontic treatment? There are two parts to orthodontic treatment, interceptive orthodontic treatment (Phase I) and Regular or Phase II or Class I orthodontic treatment. Do not worry about the big words. Just follow the links and see what each of the parts of orthodontic treatment does. What is interceptive orthodontic treatment? The objective of interceptive orthodontic treatment is to make your jaw wider and reshape your mouth so there is room for your permanent teeth. Your orthodontist may install a gadget called a palatal expander to make your mouth bigger. He may also use a facebow to try to start to correct overbites and underbites. If you start interceptive orthodontic treatment when you are 8, it usually takes less than a year, and avoids painful treatment later on. Does the palatal expander hurt? A little. The palatial expander is stretching your mouth, and you know the old saying, No Pain, No Gain. What is next? Most kids finish interceptive orthodontic treatment by time they are 9. Then they usually wait until they are 12 and ready for braces. What steps are involved in full orthodontic treatment? The objective of full orthodontic treatment is to continue to stretch your mouth, and move around your teeth so that your teeth are in the right places. First there are a series of appointments where the orthodontist examines your mouth and figures out what is needed. Next the orthodontist installs your braces. You usually keep your braces in for two to two and a half years. During that time, your orthodontist \'s assistant will tighten or adjust your braces every four to six weeks. The orthodontist may tell you to wear a facebow during that time. Then your orthodontist will remove your braces and give you a retainer. You will need to wear the retainer 24 hours a day for about 6 months, then a few nights a week until you stop growing. How long does full orthodontic treatment take? Generally, full orthodontic treatment takes about two or two and a half years for a typical case. It will take longer with a complicated case or if your do not follow the orthodontist \'s instructions. What can I expect on the first visit to the orthodontist? Generally, it takes several visits to the orthodontist for you to start your treatment. On your first visit the orthodontist \'s assistant will take a medical history. The orthodontist will then examine your mouth to see if you need orthodontic treatment. Generally, the orthodontist will look at your mouth to see if everything is ok. Is your mouth big enough to hold all of your teeth? When you close your mouth, are the top teeth lined up with your bottom teeth? Are any of your teeth crooked or not in the right place? Are there any missing teeth? Are there any other problems like a breathing problem, or a problem with the joint in your jaw? I know that you are afraid. NOTHING THAT THE ORTHODONTIST DOES ON THE FIRST EXAM HURTS After the orthodontist looks at you, he will determine you need braces. About 70% of the teenagers in the US need braces. If I need braces, what will the orthodontist do next? The next step is called the records appointment. You will come in for half an hour and the orthodontist \'s assistant will take a number of measurements of your mouth. During this appointment the orthodontist \'s assistant will take: &#8226; Panoramic X-Rays: You stand or sit in a special chair with your head very still, while a special x-ray machine sweeps around your head. The x-ray machine produces an image of all of your teeth and your jaw and parks of your skull. This x-ray tells the orthodontist if the roots of you teeth are OK, whether your jaw is OK, whether the joint is OK and whether there are any other complications such as extra teeth. We have been told that about 5% of people, including Count Dracula, have extra teeth. Extra teeth are hereditary; they come from your ancestors. &#8226; Cephalometric X-Rays You go to a second x-ray machine, and the orthodontist \'s assistant takes additional x-rays of your head. These x-rays tell the orthodontist if your bite is OK and if your mouth is growing normally. &#8226; Bite Registration You bite down on some special paper or wax, so the orthodontist can see if your top teeth line up with your bottom teeth. &#8226; Impressions: The orthodontist \'s assistant will place a container containing something called alginate in your mouth and ask you to bite down. The alginate is like putty; it allows your orthodontist to build a model of your mouth so he can see exactly how your teeth come together. You will need to bite into the alginate twice, so the orthodontist can make a model of both your top and bottom jaw. Old fashioned alginate tasted awful so the alginate was the worst part of the records exam. However, people make flavor drops to make the alginate taste better. Flavor drops come in many different flavors: strawberry, mint, pina colata. If you do not like the taste of the alginate your orthodontist is using, be sure to ask him to add flavor drops. &#8226; Pictures of your face and teeth The orthodontist uses the pictures to keep track of how your smile is changing. The orthodontist \'s job is to make your mouth look excellent, and the photo \'s help. Once the records appointment is done, the orthodontist will be able to figure out what he needs to do to fix your mouth. The orthodontist will then schedule a meeting with you and your parents called a consultation to discuss what the orthodontist needs to do to make your smile perfect and how much it will cost. Is there anything that I need to do before the consultation? Discuss things with your parents, to make sure that they know what you want. Your parents will be committing a lot of money for your orthodontic treatment, and it is a little scary for them and you. Make sure that you discuss everything with your parents before you start treatment. Also, remember that your parents are doing this because they love you. If they did not love you, they would not spend money on your treatment. What questions should I ask the orthodontist at the consultation? You should ask any questions that you have: Will there be anything you cannot do while you have braces? How will braces change you? What fun things can you do with your braces? Does the orthodontist offer the styles and colors of braces that you want? Is he going to provide you fun braces or old clunky ones? Will he provide flavored materials if you want? It is your mouth and the orthodontist will need you to help him so the orthodontist should be happy to answer your questions. If you and your parents decide to go ahead, what is next? If you and your parents decide to accept the orthodontist \'s treatment plan, then the orthodontist may either put your braces on that very day or install separators between the teeth in the back of your mouth. The separators could either be little springs, or little plastic pieces to create space for bands on your back teeth. You usually leave the separators on for a week or two, and then come back to the orthodontist \'s office to have your braces put on. What happens if I swallow a separator? I know it sounds bad, but nothing bad should happen if you swallow a separator. The separator just passes through your digestive system. What are the steps in putting your braces on? Generally, the orthodontist needs to attach bands and buccal tubes to your back teeth, brackets to your front and side teeth, and then attaches an archwire. What are the steps in putting the bands on? The first step is get your teeth ready for the bands. The orthodontist \'s assistant will remove the separators from your mouth and polish your teeth until your teeth are perfectly clean. It takes a few minutes, but the orthodontist \'s assistant needs to do this carefully, so that you do not get any cavities under your bands. Once your teeth are clean, the orthodontist \'s assistant will measure your teeth and try to determine what size bands you need. Bands, though, are like shoes. Even if the bands are the right size, the assistant needs to try them on to make sure they fit. It usually takes several tries before the orthodontist \'s assistant finds a band that exactly fits your teeth. Do not worry though. Bands come in 50 different sizes, so there is sure to be one that fits. Next the orthodontist or his assistant will attach the bands to your teeth. First, your teeth must be dried completely. The orthodontist or the orthodontist \'s assistant will place cotton rolls on both sides of your teeth. They will also put a tube into your mouth that looks like a straw. The tube is attached to a small wet-dry vacuum to suck up all of the liquid from your mouth. Next the orthodontist or the orthodontist \'s assistant will put some special cement onto the band and push the band onto your tooth. The orthodontist will usually ask you to help him get the band on, by you biting down on a special bite stick to help push the band on the tooth. The orthodontist or his assistant will repeat this process until they have installed bands on four of your teeth. Then you will be asked to bite down on cotton rolls for approximately 5 to 10 minutes to hold the bands in place until the cement hardens. After the cement hardens the orthodontic assistant or orthodontist will take a special tool called a scaler to remove the excess cement from around the band. The scaler looks sharp, but do not be afraid. It does not hurt. What \'s next? The next part of the process is called bonding. In bonding, the orthodontist attaches little brackets to your teeth. The brackets are used to hold the wires onto your teeth. What are the steps in the bonding process? First big plastic things, called cheek retractors are used to draw back your lips. You make a funny face, like you did in the mirror when you were little. Then your teeth are dried and a tube like a straw is put in your mouth to remove all of the liquid from your mouth. Once, your teeth are perfectly dry, a liquid called etchant is placed on the teeth for 30 to 60 seconds. The teeth are then rinsed and dried. Next the orthodontist uses a special glue to attach the brackets to your teeth. Most orthodontists use a special glue called light cure which only hardens under ultraviolet light. It usually takes the orthodontist about an hour to attach all of the brackets to your teeth. The light cure hardens in about a minute, so it will not be sticky in your mouth. Do not be afraid of this part of the procedure. Your cheeks sometimes get a little uncomfortable from the cheek retractor, but the bonding process should not hurt. Wow, I have already been at the orthodontist for two hours. Do I have to do anything else? Uh, yes. You orthodontist \'s assistant still has to put on your arch wire. Usually, the assistant sticks the wires through the buccal tubes on the bands at the back of your mouth, pulls them tight, cuts off the end of the wire, and then uses little rings called ligating modules to hold the wires into the brackets. This process only takes 15 minutes, but it is at the end of the process, so it seems longer. Just remember that it is almost over. How long do the braces take to put on? Depending on the case, one to two hours. Will it hurt to put the braces on? Not usually. The orthodontist is usually just attaching the braces to your teeth. The pain comes later, when the braces first begin to rub up against your lips and your teeth begin to move. Generally, your mouth will hurt the first night you get braces. Ask the orthodontist to give you wax in case the braces begin to rub and be sure to ask your mom for some Advil or Tylenol if your mouth hurts. Advil or Tylenol really helps the pain. Putting salt or salt water on you gums can also lessen the pain. What holds the braces on? Generally, the brackets are attached directly to your teeth using a special glue. The glue is completely edible and will not hurt you. Should I do anything special during my first week in braces? Your mouth will hurt for your first week in braces. You should be careful about what you eat. You need to only eat softer foods and to be very careful with your mouth. Is there any chance that the sharp ends of the braces will hurt the insides of my cheeks? Hmm. This is a hard question. In the beginning part of orthodontic treatment, your teeth will move a lot. Sometimes the end of the wire will stick out past the end of the tube, and create a sharp edge. We recommend that you if you notice a sharp wire you go back to the orthodontist and ask the orthodontist \'s assistant to trim the sharp edge before the wire before it cuts your cheeks. How often should I go back to the orthodontist after my initial visit? Your orthodontist will usually tell you to come back in 4-6 weeks after your initial visit. What happens on all of those visits? Sometimes the orthodontist just looks at your mouth. Sometimes your braces are tightened and sometimes the orthodontist changes wires. Each time the braces are tightened your teeth are pushed a little closer to where your teeth need to be. The orthodontist may install rubber bands sometime during your treatment or ask you to wear a facebow. Rubber bands and facebows are used to make your teeth in your lower jaw line up with your teeth in your upper jaw. Why do my braces need to be tightened? During orthodontic treatment, the orthodontist stretches your jaw and moves around your teeth so that everything fits. If the orthodontist would try to move your teeth all at once, it would hurt too much, and it might damage the roots of your teeth. Generally, the orthodontist moves your teeth slowly to avoid hurting you too badly. Still, the orthodontist does have to move your teeth. Every time the orthodontist tightens your braces, the orthodontist moves your teeth a little bit. Then the orthodontists waits for your teeth, jaw and gums to shift, before the orthodontist tries moving your teeth again. Will tightening hurt? Unfortunately, tightening hurts but the pain does not last long. You know the old saying No Pain, No Gain. Don \'t be a Frady Cat. Can anything be done to lessen the pain? People just started selling new wires which are designed to minimize the pain of tightening. The orthodontist installs the wire, and the wire slowly moves by itself. The result is that the orthodontist is able to move your teeth without having to tighten your braces so often. What Happens When I am Done? Eventually, your orthodontist will remove your braces, give you a retainer and tell you that you are done. You should wear the retainer 24 hours a day for the first 6 months, and then a few nights a week until your orthodontist tells you to stop or cut back. Don \'t stop wearing the retainers until your orthodontist says so. Will It hurt to remove my braces? Do not worry, it should not hurt to remove your braces. The brackets are easy to remove. They just twist off. Sometimes, removing the bands at the back of your mouth is painful. If so, please tell the orthodontist. He can cut the bands so it does not hurt. How often should I brush my teeth when I have braces? Brushing and flossing is really important when you have braces because food can get caught in the braces and cause cavities. Also you will have terribly bad breath so no one will want to talk to you. You should brush and floss your teeth after every meal and before you go to bed. You may want to brush with a special fluoride jell to make sure that you do not get any cavities. Will it hurt to brush my teeth with braces? Brushing might hurt the first week after you get braces but then everything might hurt your first week in braces. Fortunately, you can get through it. After the first week, brushing should be fine. Flossing is a little harder. However, a water pik works great. There are also special brushes and floss designed to clean around your braces. Be sure to ask your orthodontist for some. Also, please ask your orthodontist \'s assistant for help flossing every time you get your braces tightened. The orthodontist \'s assistant can do a great job cleaning your teeth. What happens if I skip brushing with braces? Your breath will smell terrible and you will get cavities. What happens if I get a cavity with braces? It is hard to say. If it is a normal cavity, your regular dentist will just fill it. If the cavity is underneath your braces, your orthodontist will have to remove your braces first. I have noticed that some of my friends have rubber bands in their braces. What do the rubber bands do? The rubber bands are used to move teeth forward or back in your mouth. For example, they could be used to move your lower teeth forward or back, to move a tooth that is in the wrong place, or to close a gap between your teeth. How often should I change rubber bands? Orthodontic rubber bands break after they have been chewed a few times. Usually, the rubber bands will snap suddenly when you open your mouth wide. The rubber bands will hurt your jaw. The only way to avoid the pain is to change your rubber bands frequently, usually about twice a day. Do rubber bands ever hurt? If you leave the rubber bands in too long, they will snap and hurt you. Be sure to change your rubber bands before every meal, and before you go to bed. What happens if I leave off my rubber bands? Your braces will need to stay on for up to a year longer and your teeth will hurt more. Changing rubber bands is not hard, so there is no reason not to change them. What happens if accidentally I swallow a rubber band? Nothing; the rubber band is safe unless you are allergic to it. The rubber band just passes through your digestive system. Just do not swallow a whole pack of rubber bands. They will give you indigestion and you might have a bad allergic reaction. What does a retainer do? The retainer keeps your teeth in perfect alignment after braces are removed so you keep an excellent smile as your mouth grows? Why do I need the retainer? Usually, when braces are first removed, your teeth will all be in perfect alignment, and your smile is excellent. However, your gums, bones, etc will not have completely shifted into their new positions. The retainer holds your teeth in position until your gums, bones etc settle in to their new positions. At the end of your orthodontic treatment, your smile will be wonderful and your will look excellent. You need to wear your retainer to keep yourself looking excellent. Also, you are still growing after your braces are removed. Sometimes, your mouth will grow unevenly. If so a retainer can be used to make sure your teeth stay perfect as you grow. What happens if I do not wear the retainer? Your gums and bones will not settle into their new positions so your teeth will move part way back to their old positions. Your fabulous smile will dwindle. You may even need to get your braces put on again. Don \'t let that happen! Be just like cool dude. Wear your retainer. Does the retainer hurt? It should not. If your retainer hurts after the first week, it may be that the retainer may need some adjusting. Go back to your orthodontist. How long should I use a retainer? You need to wear your retainer 24 hours a day for at least 6 months after your braces are removed. Then continue to wear the retainer a few nights a week until your orthodontist tells you to stop or cut back further. What happens if I break the retainer? Ask your orthodontist for a new one. Won \'t the retainer wear out after a while? A well-made retainer should last for years. If your retainer breaks ask your orthodontist for a new one. What happens if I swallow a part of the retainer. Nothing. The part will just pass through your digestive system. Tell me about fixed retainers Fixed retainers are an alternative that is sometimes used when you keep forgetting to wear your retainer. The orthodontist cements a retainer in your mouth and you cannot take the retainer off for a year. If this happens, be sure to clean the retainer every night or else your breath will smell awful. I notice that some braces have little colored rings around the brackets. What do the colored rings do? The colored rings are called ligating modules. They hold the wires into the brackets. Ligating modules can be fun. You can get them in all the colors of the rainbow and more! There are orange and black ligating modules for Halloween, red and green for Christmas and red or pink for Valentines day. Red, white and blue for the fourth of july. You can get ligating modules in your favorite colors, your school colors, your favorite teams colors or even your mom \'s least favorite colors. Ligating modules allow you to make your braces match your personality. We even have glow-in-the-dark modules. Enjoy! What happens if I swallow a ligating module? I know it is scary, but orthodontic ligating modules are safe. Orthodontic ligating modules are made of a medical grade polyurethane which is similar to the grade of polyurethane used for medical implants. The polyurethane is safe to eat. If you swallow a ligating module, the ligating using just passes through your digestive system. What are lingual braces, and what are their advantages and disadvantages? Lingual braces are an old technique where braces are mounted behind a patient \'s teeth. Occasionally an orthodontist can be convinced to use lingual braces when the patient insists that the braces absolutely cannot show. Generally, lingual braces are much more uncomfortable than standard braces. The orthodontic treatment is much more painful, and the treatment takes almost twice as long as with standard braces. Also the patient often has trouble talking with lingual braces. Today, most orthodontists refuse to put on lingual braces. What is the purpose of a facebow? A facebow is designed to push your rear teeth back so that there is space for the teeth in the front of your mouth. It is also used to correct jaw positions. What Happens If I forget to wear my facebow? If you do not wear your facebow, your orthodontist will not be able to stretch your mouth so all of your teeth fit. Treatment will take much longer. The orthodontist may have to extract (pull) teeth or even surgically move your jaws into their correct positions. You need to wear your facebow! Your braces will not work unless you wear them. How do I use a facebow? Generally, you should wear the facebow for about 12 hours a day. The facebow should be inserted into the two holes on the tubes at the back of your mouth. The facebow should then be connected to the breakaways, and on to the neckpad or other headgear. A facebow should never be worn without a safety strap or breakaway. Are there any dangers with a facebow? A facebow uses headgear to provide the force needed to move your jaw. There is so called high pull headgear, which has straps over the top of your head, and around your neck, and cervical headgear which only have straps around your neck. In rare cases, the parts from the facebow have been known to go into a person \'s eye. Sometimes, high pull headgear is the only alternative to surgery, and so an orthodontist will prescribe it. Still, we recommend that parents and children be very cautious around high pull facebows. Be sure that the facebow is inserted properly. Be sure you wear a safety strap. Be very cautious to make sure that the facebow does not come loose and hurt you. If you find your facebow coming loose at night be sure to tell your orthodontist about it immediately. If the facebow comes loose, it could hurt you or even poke you in the eye (If that does happen, see a physician immediately). If the facebow comes loose, ask the orthodontist to adjust your safety strap. The safety strap needs to be tight enough that the facebow cannot come out of your buccal tubes. Use the tightest hole possible. Try out the facebow to make sure that it cannot come loose and hurt you. Cervical headgear is less risky than high pull headgear but still not 100% safe. Some kids try to bend their facebows to make them more comfortable. They can weaken the facebow as they bend it which can cause the facebow to snap. DO NOT BEND YOUR FACEBOW - IT COULD SNAP AND HURT YOU. Insist that the orthodontist give you a facebow with breakaway modules and/or a safety strap. Ask the orthodontist \'s assistant to carefully instruct you on the use of the facebow. Make sure that you do not bend the facebow, and uses the break away modules or safety strap whenever you are wearing the facebow. What causes the facebow to snap? Something called metal fatigue. When you bend a wire enough times, the wire will break. You can see this with a solid copper wire like the wires in the wall in your house. If you take a piece of solid (unstranded) copper wire and bend it several times, the wire will break. Facebows are made of a special stainless steel wire that is resistant to breakage. However, all wire will break if the wire is bent enough times. I have lots of allergies. Are there any special concerns when I comes in for orthodontic treatment? There are always special concerns with an allergic patient, so your parents will need to discuss your allergies with your orthodontist. You can be allergic to something in the orthodontist \'s office, or allergic to the orthodontic materials. There are two kinds of allergies to orthodontic materials: allergies to chrome and copper and allergies to latex. Allergies to nickel, chromium, or copper happen a lot, but are not very dangerous. Latex allergy is very rare but can be life threatening. Further details about latex allergy, and nickel, chrome and copper allergy are given later in this document. If you are worried about allergic reactions your orthodontist can provide you with latex, nickel, chrome and copper free orthodontic materials. I have Spina Bifida. Is there anything to fear? About 40% of spina bifida patients can develop class I latex allergy. Class I latex allergy is very dangerous. People occasionally die from it. Be sure to inform your orthodontist that you have spina bifida before you start orthodontic treatment and make sure that he uses latex free products. Also ask the orthodontist to make your appointment the first appointment of the day so there is no latex dust in the air when you are treated. For further information about latex allergy and Spina Bifida, consult the Spina Bifida Association of America. I have heard about allergies to nickel, chromium and copper? How common are these allergies, what are the symptoms, and how serious are they? Nickel, copper and chromium allergy occur in 30% of orthodontic patients with pierced ears, 1-3% of all other orthodontic patients. The symptoms are generally an inflammation of the mouth, and possibly inflammation at points where metal such as a watchband comes in contact with your skin. If you mouth stays sore for more than 2 weeks after you get braces, or if you notice stuffy ears, you probably have an allergy to the metals in your braces. It has been found that patients sometimes develop sensitivity to nickel, chrome or copper during the orthodontic treatments. Fortunately, a recent article in an allergy magazine Contact Dermatitis 30(1994) 210 suggests that the allergic reaction will go away when your orthodontist switches to nickel, copper or chrome free materials. If you are concerned about nickel, chrome or copper allergies, talk to your orthodontist. I have heard about latex allergy? How common is it, and do I have anything to fear? There are two kinds of latex allergies, a so called class IV allergy, which is not very serious, and a so called class I allergy, which can be life threatening. The class IV allergy causes a slight inflammation of the patients mouth, but it goes away after the latex is removed. Class IV latex allergy is fairly common, affecting perhaps 1% of the orthodontic patients. The Class I allergy is much more insidious. Class I latex allergy is quite similar to penicillin allergy. You get the allergy from continued exposure to natural latex rubber. You usually do not have any symptoms when you are first exposed to latex. After you are exposed to latex for a long time, you get sensitized to it. First break out in a rash. Then you become very sensitive to latex. You might break into hives when exposed to a rubber glove or a condom. We have even heard of a case where a dentist became so sensitive to latex that she cannot be in the same room as a rubber glove. When she walks into a hospital or doctors office or airplane that contained a rubber glove an hour earlier, she goes into shock. The estimates of how common Class I latex allergies are varies considerably. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) estimates that approximately 14% of dentists, 6% of physicians and 2% of other health workers will eventually get latex allergy. Latex allergy is said to be less prevalent in orthodontic patients. Still the FDA estimates that 1% of the general population eventually gets latex allergy. Orthodontic rubber bands can contribute to your developing latex allergy, although class I latex allergy will normally take many years to develop. If you are worried about this, insist that your orthodontist use all latex free materials. What are the symptoms of Class I latex allergy? There can be several different symptoms. Some patients with class I latex allergy develop hives and/or swelling in their face and hands perhaps 20 to 50 minutes after being exposed to latex. Other patients have difficulty breathing. Occasionally, there are no visible symptoms. IF YOU BREAK OUT INTO HIVES SOON AFTER CHANGING YOUR ORTHODONTIC RUBBER BANDS, OR IF YOUR HANDS OR FACE SWELL UP, OR IF YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY BREATHING, GO IMMEDIATELY TO AN URGENT CARE FACILITY OR A HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM. DO NOT WAIT HOPING THAT THE SYMPTOMS WILL GO AWAY. What can I do to avoid latex allergy? Ask your orthodontist to use only Latex free materials. Are there any concerns about sterilization of orthodontic materials? Orthodontic materials can be sterilized in dry heat sterilizers, autoclaves, or a solution called glutaraldehyde. A recent study shows that when used properly, dry heat sterilizers and autoclaves kill all known infectious agents. However, the glutaraldehyde solution does not always kill the Aids virus. The chances of you catching AIDS in the orthodontist \'s office are slim. Our office sterilizes everything that goes in your mouth, and the sterilization is monitored by an independent outside company. What is the world \'s record for length of time someone had braces? In the December 1995 issue of the AJO there was an article about a guy who HAD BRACES FOR 20 YEARS. It seems that he started orthodontic treatment and stopped after his orthodontist had put the braces on. He did not see a dentist for the next 20 years, and kept the braces on. He finally came in to see a dentist and the braces were removed. 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Please print and fill out the form before you come to the office. &#8226; Appointment schedule form &#8226; New patient form - CHILD and HIPAA notice &#8226; New patient form - ADULT and HIPAA notice &#8226; Referral form for Dentists ",8);arrFiles[10]=new Array(36,"New Patient Form - ADULT.doc","18 Apr 2008","New Patient Form - ADULT","","","  CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS         ADULT - INITIAL EXAMINATION  Welcome to our office.  We appreciate your filling this form completely.        Please inquire if you have any questions.  Date: ________________                      (Office use  only:  #________________ )  PATIENT INFORMATION  LAST NAME        FIRST NAME    MI   NICKNAME    BIRTHDATE    AGE  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________  ADDRESS        CITY      ZIP      PHONE  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________  MALE [  ]    FEMALE [  ]    EMAIL:  _________________________________________________________________________  SINGLE [  ]  MARRIED [  ]  DIVORCED [  ]      SPOUSE:  NAME_________________________________________  CHILDREN (names & ages)  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________________  EMPLOYER  ___________________________________________________________________  POSITION______________________________________________  EMPLOYER  ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________  WORK PHONE ____________________________________  HAS ANY MEMBER OF FAMILY UNDERGONE ORTHODONTIC  TREATMENT?________________________________________________________________  WHERE & WHEN ?_____________________________________________________ WHO MAY  WE THANK FOR REFERRING YOU?_____________________    RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION  (ENTER  \'S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE)  NAME________________________________________________________________________  _________________________________________________________       LAST        FIRST      MIDDLE  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________  ________________________________________________________       STREET          CITY   STATE  ZIP  NO. YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS_________________________ HOME  PHONE_______________________________  WORK PHONE______________________  PREVIOUS ADDRESS (IF LESS THAN 3  YRS.)_______________________________________________________________________  _______________________            STREET    CITY   STATE   ZIP  DENTAL INSURANCE ID # (SSN if no ID)__________________________________  EMAIL: _______________________________________________________  BIRTHDATE________________________RELATIONSHIP TO  PATIENT_____________________________________________________________________  ____  EMPLOYER____________________________________________________POSITION________  _______________NO. OF YEARS EMPLOYED_______________    INSURANCE * PRIMARY   (Note: We will file a claim for your  Secondary  Insurance, but will accept payments from one carrier only)  Ins. Co. Name & Tel.  ____________________________________________________________________________  _________________________________________  Policy Holder Name & Insurance ID # (SSN if no ID)  ____________________________________________________________________________  _______________  Employer Name & Address  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________  __________________________________________________________________________   Group Number:____________________________________________  What do you not like about your teeth? (Reason for being here today):  ________________________________________________________________________  Name of General  Dentist:______________________________________________________   Has the  patient ever had any of the following conditions?[ ] Yes  [ ] No  Date of last Dental Exam:_______________ Date of last Dental  cleaning:________________   (If yes, please check box below)  Is patient in good health?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  [ ]  Rheumatic Fever    [ ] Chronic Sinusitis  Have tonsils and adenoids been  removed? (What age?_______)   [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Heart Murmur  [ ] Aids/HIV  Has patient ever sucked thumb or finger? (Until what age?_________)   [  ] Yes  [ ] No  [ ] Heart problems    [ ] Asthma  Does the patient have any speech problem?       [ ] Yes  [ ]  No  [ ] Hepatitis (Type_____) [ ] Seizures/Convulsion  Is the patient a mouth breather?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  [  ] Artificial Joints or Valves   [ ] Psychiatric Care  Does the patient play a wind instrument? (Which instrument?____________)  [  ] Yes  [ ] No    [ ]  Diabetes   [ ] Venereal Disease  Does the patient have any discomfort in the jaw joints?     [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Tuberculosis  [ ] Smoker / Use Tobacco  If yes, please  describe_________________________________________________________ If any  other, please describe_______________________________  Please list any allergies or drug  sensitivities:_______________________________________  General  Information:_____________________________________  If you are female, are you pregnant?       [ ] Yes  [ ] No  ______________________________________________________  I have read and understand the  above  questions. I  will  not  hold  this  office responsible for any errors or omission  in  the  completion  of  this  form.  If there are any changes later to the  history  form  or  the  health  status, I will so inform this practice. I  also  certify  that  I  (or  my  dependent) assign my insurance benefits directly  to  Dr.  Ghosh,  otherwise  payable to  me  for  services  rendered. I  understand  I  am  financially  responsible for all charges whether or not  paid  by  insurance. I  hereby  authorize the doctor to release all  information  necessary  to  secure  the  payment of  benefits. I  authorize  the  use  of  this  signature  on  all  insurance submissions.  I understand that where appropriate,  credit  bureau  reports may be obtained.  Signature  ____________________________________________________________________________  _____________________Date__________________________  V080501  ",31);arrFiles[11]=new Array(37,"New Patient Form - Adult.pdf","7 Oct 2008","NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES","","","CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  ADULT - INITIAL EXAMINATION  Welcome to our office. We appreciate your filling this form completely. Please inquire if you have any questions. Date: ________________ PATIENT INFORMATION  LAST NAME FIRST NAME MI NICKNAME BIRTHDATE AGE ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS CITY ZIP PHONE ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  (Office use only: #________________ )  MALE [ ] SINGLE [ ]  FEMALE [ ] MARRIED [ ] DIVORCED [ ]  EMAIL: _________________________________________________________________________ SPOUSE: NAME_________________________________________  CHILDREN (names & ages) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ EMPLOYER ___________________________________________________________________ POSITION______________________________________________ EMPLOYER ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________ WORK PHONE ____________________________________ HAS ANY MEMBER OF FAMILY UNDERGONE ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT?________________________________________________________________ WHERE & WHEN ?_____________________________________________________ WHO MAY WE THANK FOR REFERRING YOU?_____________________  RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION  (ENTER `S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE)  NAME_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  LAST STREET FIRST CITY STATE MIDDLE ZIP  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NO. YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS_________________________ HOME PHONE_______________________________ WORK PHONE______________________ PREVIOUS ADDRESS (IF LESS THAN 3 YRS.)______________________________________________________________________________________________  STREET CITY STATE ZIP  DENTAL INSURANCE ID # (SSN if no ID)__________________________________ EMAIL: _______________________________________________________ BIRTHDATE________________________RELATIONSHIP TO PATIENT_________________________________________________________________________ EMPLOYER____________________________________________________POSITION_______________________NO. OF YEARS EMPLOYED_______________  INSURANCE * PRIMARY (Note: We will file a claim for your Secondary Insurance, but will accept payments from one carrier only)  Ins. Co. Name & Tel. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Policy Holder Name & Insurance ID # (SSN if no ID) ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Employer Name & Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ Group Number:____________________________________________  What do you not like about your teeth? (Reason for being here today): ________________________________________________________________________ Name of General Dentist:______________________________________________________ Has the patient ever had any of the following conditions?[ ] Yes [ ] No Date of last Dental Exam:_______________ Date of last Dental cleaning:________________ (If yes, please check box below) Is patient in good health? [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Rheumatic Fever [ ] Chronic Sinusitis Have tonsils and adenoids been removed? (What age?_______) [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Heart Murmur [ ] Aids/HIV Has patient ever sucked thumb or finger? (Until what age?_________) [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Heart problems [ ] Asthma Does the patient have any speech problem? [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Hepatitis (Type_____) [ ] Seizures/Convulsion Is the patient a mouth breather? [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Artificial Joints or Valves [ ] Psychiatric Care Does the patient play a wind instrument? (Which instrument?____________) [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Diabetes [ ] Venereal Disease Does the patient have any discomfort in the jaw joints? [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Tuberculosis [ ] Smoker / Use Tobacco If yes, please describe_________________________________________________________ If any other, please describe_______________________________ Please list any allergies or drug sensitivities:_______________________________________ General Information:_____________________________________ If you are female, are you pregnant? [ ] Yes [ ] No ______________________________________________________ I have read and understand the above questions. I will not hold this office responsible for any errors or omission in the completion of this form. If there are any changes later to the history form or the health status, I will so inform this practice. I also certify that I (or my dependent) assign my insurance benefits directly to Dr. Ghosh, otherwise payable to me for services rendered. I understand I am financially responsible for all charges whether or not paid by insurance. I hereby authorize the doctor to release all information necessary to secure the payment of benefits. I authorize the use of this signature on all insurance submissions. I understand that where appropriate, credit bureau reports may be obtained. Signature _________________________________________________________________________________________________Date__________________________  V080501    CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1780 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 100, Allen, TX 75013  (214) 547-0001  NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES  ___________________________________________________________  THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW HEALTH INFORMATION ABOUT YOU/YOUR CHILD MAY BE USED AND DISCLOSED AND HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION. PLEASE REVIEW IT CAREFULLY. THE PRIVACY OF YOUR/YOUR CHILD \'S HEALTH INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT TO US. OUR LEGAL DUTY We are required by applicable federal and state law to maintain the privacy of your/your child \'s health information. We are also required to give you this Notice about our privacy practices, our legal duties, and your/your child \'s rights concerning your health information. We must follow the privacy practices that are described in this Notice while it is in effect. This notice takes effect 03/20/03 and will remain in effect until we replace it. We reserve the right to change our privacy practices and the terms of this Notice at any time, provided such changes are permitted by applicable law. We reserve the right to make the changes in our privacy practices and the new terms of our Notice effective for all health information that we maintain, including health information we created or received before we made the changes. Before we make a significant change in our privacy practices, we will change this Notice and make the new Notice available upon request. You may request a copy of our Notice at any time. For more information about our privacy practices, or for additional copies of this Notice, please contact us using the information listed at the end of this Notice. USES AND DISCLOSURES OF HEATLH INFORMATION We use and disclose health information about you/your child for treatment, payment, and healthcare operations. For example: Treatment: We may use or disclose your/your child \'s health information to a physician or other healthcare provider providing treatment to you/your child. Payment: We may use and disclose your/your child \'s health information to obtain payment for services we provide to you/your child. Healthcare Operations: We may use and disclose your/your child \'s health information in connection with our healthcare operations. Healthcare operations include quality assessment and improvement activities, reviewing the competence or qualifications of healthcare professionals, evaluating practitioner and provider performance, conducting training programs, accreditation, certification, licensing or credentialing activities. Your Authorization: In addition to our use of your/your child \'s health information for treatment, payment or healthcare operation, you may give us written authorization to use your/your child \'s health information or to disclose it to anyone for any purpose. If you give us an authorization, you may revoke it in writing at any time. Your revocation will not affect any use or disclosures permitted by your authorization while it was in effect. Unless you give us a written authorization, we cannot use or disclose your/your child \'s health information for any reason except those described in this Notice. To Your Family and Friends: We must disclose your/your child \'s health information to you, as described in the Patient rights section of this Notice. We may disclose your/your child \'s health information to a family member, friend or other person to the extent necessary to help with your/your child \'s healthcare or with payment for your/your child \'s healthcare, but only if you agree that we may do so. Persons Involved In Care: We may use or disclose health information to notify, or assist in the notification of (including identifying or locating) a family member, or another person responsible for your/your child \'s care. If you are present, then prior to use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information, we will provide you with an opportunity to object to such uses or disclosures. In the event of your incapacity or emergency circumstances, we will disclose health information based on a determination using our professional judgment disclosing only health information that is directly relevant to the person \'s involvement in your healthcare. We will also use our professional judgment and our experience with common practice to make reasonable inferences of your best interest in allowing a person to pick up filled prescriptions, medical supplies, x-rays, or other similar forms of health information. Marketing Health-Related Services: We will not use your/your child \'s health information for marketing communications without your written authorization. Required by Law: We may use or disclose your/your child \'s health information when we are required to do so by law.    Abuse or Neglect: We may disclose your child \'s health information to appropriate authorities if we reasonably believe that your child is a possible victim of abuse, neglect, or domestic violence or the possible victim of other crimes. We may disclose your/your child \'s health information to the extent necessary to avert a serious threat to your health or safety or the health or safety of others. National Security: We may disclose to military authorities the health information of Armed Forces personnel under certain circumstances. We may disclose to authorized federal officials health information required for lawful intelligence, counterintelligence, and other national security activities. We may disclose to correctional institution or law enforcement official having lawful custody of protected health information of inmate or patient under certain circumstances. Appointment Reminders: We may use or disclose health information to provide you with appointment reminders (such as voicemail messages, postcards, or letters). PATIENT RIGHTS Access: You have the right to look at or get copies of your/your child \'s health information, with limited exceptions. You may request that we provide copies in a format other than photocopies. We will use the format you request unless we cannot practicably do so. (You must make a request in writing to obtain access to your health information). You may obtain a form to request access by using the contact information listed at the end of this Notice. You may also request access by sending us a letter to the address at the end of this Notice. Disclosure Accounting: You have the right to receive a list of instances in which we or our business associates disclosed your/your child \'s health information for purposes, other than treatment, payment, healthcare operations and certain other activities, for the last 6 years, but not before April 14, 2003. If you request this accounting more than once in a 12-month period, we may charge you a reasonable, cost-based fee for responding to these additional requests. Restriction: You have the right to request that we place additional restrictions on our use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information. We are not required to agree to these additional restrictions, but if we do, we will abide by our agreement (except in an emergency). Alternative Communication: You have the right to request that we communicate with you about your/your child \'s health information by alternative means or to alternative locations. (You must make your request in writing.) Your request must specify the alternative means or location, and provide satisfactory explanation how payments will be handled under the alternative means or location you request. Amendment: You have the right to request that we amend your health information. (Your request must be in writing, and it must explain why the information should be amended.) We may deny your request under certain circumstances. Electronic Notice: If you receive this Notice on our Web site or by electronic mail (e-mail), you are entitled to receive this Notice in written form. QUESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS If you want more information about our privacy practices or have questions or concerns, please contact us. If you are concerned that we may have violated your child \'s privacy rights, or you disagree with a decision we made about access to your/your child \'s health information or in response to a request you made to amend or restrict the use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information or to have us communicate with you by alternative means or at alternative locations, you may complain to us using the contact information listed at the end of this Notice. You also may submit a written complaint to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. We will provide you with the address to file your complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services upon request. We support your right to the privacy of your health information. We will not retaliate in any way if you choose to file a complaint with us or with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Contact Officer: Jay Ghosh Telephone: 214-547-0001 Address: 1780 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 100, Allen, TX 75013  © 2002 American Dental Association. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction and use of this form by dentists and their staff is permitted. Any other use, duplication or distribution of this form by any other party requires the prior written approval of the American Dental Association. This Form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and covers only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).    CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1780 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 100, Allen, TX 75013  (214) 547-0001  ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES  (You May Refuse to Sign This Acknowledgement)  I, _________________________________, have received a copy of this office \'s Notice of Privacy Practices. ___________________________________ (Please Print Name) ___________________________________ (Signature) ___________________________________ (Date) For Office Use Only We attempt to obtain written acknowledgement of receipt of our Notice of Privacy Practices, but acknowledgement could not be obtained because:   Individual refused to sign Communications barriers prohibited obtaining the acknowledgement An emergency situation prevented us from obtaining acknowledgement Other (Please Specify)  CONSENT FOR USE AND DISLCOSURE OF HEALTH INFORMATION ___________________________________________________________________  SECTION A: PATIENT GIVING CONSENT Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Telephone: _______________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________ Patient NAME: ______________________________ Patient Social Security #: __________________________    SECTION B: TO THE PATIENT-PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS CAREFULLY. Purpose of Consent: By signing this form, you will consent to our use and disclosure of your/your child \'s protected health information to carry out treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations. Notice of Privacy Practices: You have the right to read our Notice of Privacy Practices before you decide whether to sign this Consent. Our Notice provides a description of our treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations, of the uses and disclosures we may make of your/your child \'s protected health information, and of other important matters about your/your child \'s protected health information. A copy of our Notice accompanies this Consent. We encourage you to read it carefully and completely before signing this Consent. We reserve the right to change our privacy practices as described in our Notice of Privacy Practices. If we change our privacy practices, we will issue a revised Notice of Privacy Practices, which will contain the changes. Those changes may apply to any of your/your child \'s protected health information that we maintain. You may obtain a copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices, including any revisions of our Notice, at any time by contacting: Contact Person: Jay Ghosh Telephone: 214-547-0001 Address: 1780 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 100, Allen, TX 75013 Right to Revoke: You will have the right to revoke this Consent at any time by giving us written notice of your revocation submitted to the Contact Person listed above. Please understand that revocation of this Consent will not affect any action we took in reliance on this Consent before we received your revocation, and that we may decline to treat you or to continue treating you if you revoke this Consent. SIGNATURE  I, _________________________________, have had full opportunity to read and consider the contents of this Consent form and your Notice of Privacy Practices. I understand that, by signing this Consent form, I am giving my consent to your use and disclosure of my/my child \'s protected health information to carry out treatment, payment activities and health care operations.  Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________ Relationship to Patient: ___________________________________________________________________________  REVOCATION OF CONSENT I revoke my Consent for your use and disclosure of my/my child \'s protected health information for treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations. I understand that revocation of my Consent will not affect any action you took in reliance on my Consent before you received this written Notice of Revocation. I also understand that you may decline to treat or to continue to treat me after I have revoked my Consent. Signature: _________________________________________________ Date: ______________________________ (You are entitled to a copy of this consent after you sign it. Include completed consent in the patient \'s chart)  2002 American Dental Association. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction and use of this form by dentists and their staff is permitted. Any other use, duplication or distribution of this form by any other party requires the prior written approval of the American Dental Association. This form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and covers only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).    ",125);arrFiles[12]=new Array(38,"New Patient Form - CHILD.doc","29 Apr 2008","New Patient Form - CHILD","","","           CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS         CHILD - INITIAL EXAMINATION  Welcome to our office.  We appreciate your filling this form completely.        Please inquire if you have any questions.  Date: ________________                      (Office use  only:  #________________ )  PATIENT INFORMATION  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________________________________  LAST NAME         FIRST  MI    NICKNAME  DATE OF BIRTH  AGE  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________________________________  ADDRESS         APT#   CITY    ZIP  PHONE  ____________________________________________________________________________  _____________________________________ GENDER:  [  ] M  [  ] F  SCHOOL         GRADE     HOBBIES & INTERESTS  PATIENT \'S BROTHERS:___________________________________________________  SISTERS: ____________________________________________________       NAMES & AGES          NAMES & AGES  HAS ANY MEMBER OF FAMILY UNDERGONE ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT? [ ] Yes  [ ] No   IF YES, WHO: __________________________________  WHEN & LENGTH OF  TREATMENT:______________________________________________  WHERE?______________________________________________  PATIENT \'S DENTIST _____________________________________  WHO MAY WE THANK  FOR REFERRING YOU?_________________________________  PRIMARY RESPONSIBLE PARTY (Circle one):  Father Mother  Other:__________________  (Note: Payments accepted from one responsible party only)  NAME:  Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms.____________________________________________________________  _____________________________________________________  (ENTER  \'S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE)   LAST      FIRST    MIDDLE  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________  ________________________________________________________       STREET        CITY     STATE  ZIP  YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS__________ TEL: HOME:__________________________  WORK:_______________________CELL:_________________________  Dental Insurance ID #: (SSN if no ID) ____________________________  BIRTHDATE______/_____/_________  EMAIL: _________________________________  EMPLOYER  _______________________________________________  OCCUPATION_____________________________ NO. YEARS EMPLOYED___________  OTHER RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION (example, other parent)  (Circle one):  Father  Mother  Other:__________________  NAME:  Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms.____________________________________________________________  _____________________________________________________  (ENTER  \'S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE)   LAST      FIRST    MIDDLE  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________  ________________________________________________________       STREET        CITY     STATE  ZIP  YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS__________ TEL: HOME:__________________________  WORK:_______________________CELL:_________________________  Dental Insurance ID #: (SSN if no ID) ____________________________  BIRTHDATE______/_____/_________  EMAIL: _________________________________  EMPLOYER  _______________________________________________  OCCUPATION_____________________________ NO. YEARS EMPLOYED___________  INSURANCE * PRIMARY  (Note: We will file a claim for your  Secondary  Insurance, but will accept payments from one carrier only).  Ins. Co. Name & Tel.  ____________________________________________________________________________  _________________________________________  Policy Holder Name & Insurance ID # (SSN if no ID)  ____________________________________________________________________________  _______________  Employer Name & Address  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________  __________________________________________________________________________   Group Number:____________________________________________  What do you not like about your teeth? (Reason for being here today):  ____________________________________________________________________________  __  Date of last dental exam:_______________ Date of last dental  cleaning:________________  Has the patient ever had any of the conditions  listed below? [ ] Yes [ ] No  Is the patient in good health?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  (If yes, please check box below and elaborate)  Have tonsils and adenoids been removed? (What age?_______)    [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Rheumatic Fever   [ ] Chronic Sinusitis  Has patient ever sucked thumb or finger? (Until what age?_________)   [  ] Yes  [ ] No  [ ] Heart Murmur   [ ] Aids/HIV+  Does the patient have any speech problem?       [ ] Yes  [ ]  No  [ ] Heart problems    [ ] Asthma  Is the patient a mouth breather?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  [  ] Hepatitis (Type_____)  [ ] Seizures/Convulsion  Does the patient play a wind instrument? (Which instrument?____________)  [  ] Yes  [ ] No    [ ] Artificial Joints or Valves [ ] Psychiatric  Care  Does the patient have any discomfort in the jaw joints?     [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Diabetes    [ ] Venereal Disease  If yes, please  describe_________________________________________________________ [ ]  Tuberculosis  Please list any allergies or drug  sensitivities:_______________________________________  If any other,  please describe_______________________________  If patient is female, is she post-pubertal:  [ ] Yes  [ ] No,   Pregnant:  [ ] Yes [ ] No   General  Information:_____________________________________               _____________________________________               _________________  I have read and understand the  above  questions. I  will  not  hold  this  office responsible for any errors or omission  in  the  completion  of  this  form.  If there are any changes later to the  history  form  or  the  health  status, I will so inform this practice. I  also  certify  that  I  (or  my  dependent) assign my insurance benefits directly  to  Dr.  Ghosh,  otherwise  payable to  me  for  services  rendered. I  understand  I  am  financially  responsible for all charges whether or not  paid  by  insurance. I  hereby  authorize the doctor to release all  information  necessary  to  secure  the  payment of  benefits. I  authorize  the  use  of  this  signature  on  all  insurance submissions.  I understand that where appropriate,  credit  bureau  reports may be obtained.  Signature (Parent \'s signature if minor)  ________________________________________________________________________Date  ___________________________    V080501  ",27);arrFiles[13]=new Array(39,"New Patient Form - CHILD.pdf","7 Oct 2008","NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES","","","CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  CHILD - INITIAL EXAMINATION  Welcome to our office. We appreciate your filling this form completely. Please inquire if you have any questions. Date: ________________ (Office use only: #________________ )  PATIENT INFORMATION  _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  LAST NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL GRADE NAMES & AGES FIRST APT# MI CITY HOBBIES & INTERESTS NAMES & AGES NICKNAME ZIP DATE OF BIRTH PHONE AGE  _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GENDER: [ ] M [ ]F  PATIENT \'S BROTHERS:___________________________________________________ SISTERS: ____________________________________________________ HAS ANY MEMBER OF FAMILY UNDERGONE ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT? [ ] Yes [ ] No IF YES, WHO: __________________________________  WHEN & LENGTH OF TREATMENT:______________________________________________ WHERE?______________________________________________ PATIENT \'S DENTIST _____________________________________ WHO MAY WE THANK FOR REFERRING YOU?_________________________________  PRIMARY RESPONSIBLE PARTY (Circle one): Father Mother Other:__________________  (Note: Payments accepted from one responsible party only) NAME: Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  (ENTER `S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE) STREET LAST CITY FIRST STATE MIDDLE ZIP  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS__________ TEL: HOME:__________________________ WORK:_______________________CELL:_________________________ Dental Insurance ID #: (SSN if no ID) ____________________________ BIRTHDATE______/_____/_________ EMAIL: _________________________________ EMPLOYER _______________________________________________ OCCUPATION_____________________________ NO. YEARS EMPLOYED___________  OTHER RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION (example, other parent) (Circle one): Father Mother Other:__________________  NAME: Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________  (ENTER `S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE) STREET LAST CITY FIRST STATE MIDDLE ZIP  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS__________ TEL: HOME:__________________________ WORK:_______________________CELL:_________________________ Dental Insurance ID #: (SSN if no ID) ____________________________ BIRTHDATE______/_____/_________ EMAIL: _________________________________ EMPLOYER _______________________________________________ OCCUPATION_____________________________ NO. YEARS EMPLOYED___________  INSURANCE * PRIMARY (Note: We will file a claim for your Secondary Insurance, but will accept payments from one carrier only).  Ins. Co. Name & Tel. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Policy Holder Name & Insurance ID # (SSN if no ID) ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Employer Name & Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ Group Number:____________________________________________  What do you not like about your teeth? (Reason for being here today): ______________________________________________________________________________ Date of last dental exam:_______________ Date of last dental cleaning:________________ Has the patient ever had any of the conditions listed below? [ ] Yes [ ] No Is the patient in good health? [ ] Yes [ ] No (If yes, please check box below and elaborate) Have tonsils and adenoids been removed? (What age?_______) [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Rheumatic Fever [ ] Chronic Sinusitis Has patient ever sucked thumb or finger? (Until what age?_________) [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Heart Murmur [ ] Aids/HIV+ Does the patient have any speech problem? [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Heart problems [ ] Asthma Is the patient a mouth breather? [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Hepatitis (Type_____) [ ] Seizures/Convulsion Does the patient play a wind instrument? (Which instrument?____________) [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Artificial Joints or Valves [ ] Psychiatric Care Does the patient have any discomfort in the jaw joints? [ ] Yes [ ] No [ ] Diabetes [ ] Venereal Disease If yes, please describe_________________________________________________________ [ ] Tuberculosis Please list any allergies or drug sensitivities:_______________________________________ If any other, please describe_______________________________ If patient is female, is she post-pubertal: [ ] Yes [ ] No, Pregnant: [ ] Yes [ ] No General Information:_____________________________________ ______________________________________________________ I have read and understand the above questions. I will not hold this office responsible for any errors or omission in the completion of this form. If there are any changes later to the history form or the health status, I will so inform this practice. I also certify that I (or my dependent) assign my insurance benefits directly to Dr. Ghosh, otherwise payable to me for services rendered. I understand I am financially responsible for all charges whether or not paid by insurance. I hereby authorize the doctor to release all information necessary to secure the payment of benefits. I authorize the use of this signature on all insurance submissions. I understand that where appropriate, credit bureau reports may be obtained. Signature (Parent \'s signature if minor) ________________________________________________________________________Date___________________________  V080501    CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1780 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 100, Allen, TX 75013  (214) 547-0001  NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES  ___________________________________________________________  THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW HEALTH INFORMATION ABOUT YOU/YOUR CHILD MAY BE USED AND DISCLOSED AND HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION. PLEASE REVIEW IT CAREFULLY. THE PRIVACY OF YOUR/YOUR CHILD \'S HEALTH INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT TO US. OUR LEGAL DUTY We are required by applicable federal and state law to maintain the privacy of your/your child \'s health information. We are also required to give you this Notice about our privacy practices, our legal duties, and your/your child \'s rights concerning your health information. We must follow the privacy practices that are described in this Notice while it is in effect. This notice takes effect 03/20/03 and will remain in effect until we replace it. We reserve the right to change our privacy practices and the terms of this Notice at any time, provided such changes are permitted by applicable law. We reserve the right to make the changes in our privacy practices and the new terms of our Notice effective for all health information that we maintain, including health information we created or received before we made the changes. Before we make a significant change in our privacy practices, we will change this Notice and make the new Notice available upon request. You may request a copy of our Notice at any time. For more information about our privacy practices, or for additional copies of this Notice, please contact us using the information listed at the end of this Notice. USES AND DISCLOSURES OF HEATLH INFORMATION We use and disclose health information about you/your child for treatment, payment, and healthcare operations. For example: Treatment: We may use or disclose your/your child \'s health information to a physician or other healthcare provider providing treatment to you/your child. Payment: We may use and disclose your/your child \'s health information to obtain payment for services we provide to you/your child. Healthcare Operations: We may use and disclose your/your child \'s health information in connection with our healthcare operations. Healthcare operations include quality assessment and improvement activities, reviewing the competence or qualifications of healthcare professionals, evaluating practitioner and provider performance, conducting training programs, accreditation, certification, licensing or credentialing activities. Your Authorization: In addition to our use of your/your child \'s health information for treatment, payment or healthcare operation, you may give us written authorization to use your/your child \'s health information or to disclose it to anyone for any purpose. If you give us an authorization, you may revoke it in writing at any time. Your revocation will not affect any use or disclosures permitted by your authorization while it was in effect. Unless you give us a written authorization, we cannot use or disclose your/your child \'s health information for any reason except those described in this Notice. To Your Family and Friends: We must disclose your/your child \'s health information to you, as described in the Patient rights section of this Notice. We may disclose your/your child \'s health information to a family member, friend or other person to the extent necessary to help with your/your child \'s healthcare or with payment for your/your child \'s healthcare, but only if you agree that we may do so. Persons Involved In Care: We may use or disclose health information to notify, or assist in the notification of (including identifying or locating) a family member, or another person responsible for your/your child \'s care. If you are present, then prior to use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information, we will provide you with an opportunity to object to such uses or disclosures. In the event of your incapacity or emergency circumstances, we will disclose health information based on a determination using our professional judgment disclosing only health information that is directly relevant to the person \'s involvement in your healthcare. We will also use our professional judgment and our experience with common practice to make reasonable inferences of your best interest in allowing a person to pick up filled prescriptions, medical supplies, x-rays, or other similar forms of health information. Marketing Health-Related Services: We will not use your/your child \'s health information for marketing communications without your written authorization. Required by Law: We may use or disclose your/your child \'s health information when we are required to do so by law.    Abuse or Neglect: We may disclose your child \'s health information to appropriate authorities if we reasonably believe that your child is a possible victim of abuse, neglect, or domestic violence or the possible victim of other crimes. We may disclose your/your child \'s health information to the extent necessary to avert a serious threat to your health or safety or the health or safety of others. National Security: We may disclose to military authorities the health information of Armed Forces personnel under certain circumstances. We may disclose to authorized federal officials health information required for lawful intelligence, counterintelligence, and other national security activities. We may disclose to correctional institution or law enforcement official having lawful custody of protected health information of inmate or patient under certain circumstances. Appointment Reminders: We may use or disclose health information to provide you with appointment reminders (such as voicemail messages, postcards, or letters). PATIENT RIGHTS Access: You have the right to look at or get copies of your/your child \'s health information, with limited exceptions. You may request that we provide copies in a format other than photocopies. We will use the format you request unless we cannot practicably do so. (You must make a request in writing to obtain access to your health information). You may obtain a form to request access by using the contact information listed at the end of this Notice. You may also request access by sending us a letter to the address at the end of this Notice. Disclosure Accounting: You have the right to receive a list of instances in which we or our business associates disclosed your/your child \'s health information for purposes, other than treatment, payment, healthcare operations and certain other activities, for the last 6 years, but not before April 14, 2003. If you request this accounting more than once in a 12-month period, we may charge you a reasonable, cost-based fee for responding to these additional requests. Restriction: You have the right to request that we place additional restrictions on our use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information. We are not required to agree to these additional restrictions, but if we do, we will abide by our agreement (except in an emergency). Alternative Communication: You have the right to request that we communicate with you about your/your child \'s health information by alternative means or to alternative locations. (You must make your request in writing.) Your request must specify the alternative means or location, and provide satisfactory explanation how payments will be handled under the alternative means or location you request. Amendment: You have the right to request that we amend your health information. (Your request must be in writing, and it must explain why the information should be amended.) We may deny your request under certain circumstances. Electronic Notice: If you receive this Notice on our Web site or by electronic mail (e-mail), you are entitled to receive this Notice in written form. QUESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS If you want more information about our privacy practices or have questions or concerns, please contact us. If you are concerned that we may have violated your child \'s privacy rights, or you disagree with a decision we made about access to your/your child \'s health information or in response to a request you made to amend or restrict the use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information or to have us communicate with you by alternative means or at alternative locations, you may complain to us using the contact information listed at the end of this Notice. You also may submit a written complaint to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. We will provide you with the address to file your complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services upon request. We support your right to the privacy of your health information. We will not retaliate in any way if you choose to file a complaint with us or with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Contact Officer: Jay Ghosh Telephone: 214-547-0001 Address: 1780 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 100, Allen, TX 75013  © 2002 American Dental Association. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction and use of this form by dentists and their staff is permitted. Any other use, duplication or distribution of this form by any other party requires the prior written approval of the American Dental Association. This Form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and covers only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).    CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1780 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 100, Allen, TX 75013  (214) 547-0001  ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES  (You May Refuse to Sign This Acknowledgement)  I, _________________________________, have received a copy of this office \'s Notice of Privacy Practices. ___________________________________ (Please Print Name) ___________________________________ (Signature) ___________________________________ (Date) For Office Use Only We attempt to obtain written acknowledgement of receipt of our Notice of Privacy Practices, but acknowledgement could not be obtained because:   Individual refused to sign Communications barriers prohibited obtaining the acknowledgement An emergency situation prevented us from obtaining acknowledgement Other (Please Specify)  CONSENT FOR USE AND DISLCOSURE OF HEALTH INFORMATION ___________________________________________________________________  SECTION A: PATIENT GIVING CONSENT Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Telephone: _______________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________ Patient NAME: ______________________________ Patient Social Security #: __________________________    SECTION B: TO THE PATIENT-PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS CAREFULLY. Purpose of Consent: By signing this form, you will consent to our use and disclosure of your/your child \'s protected health information to carry out treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations. Notice of Privacy Practices: You have the right to read our Notice of Privacy Practices before you decide whether to sign this Consent. Our Notice provides a description of our treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations, of the uses and disclosures we may make of your/your child \'s protected health information, and of other important matters about your/your child \'s protected health information. A copy of our Notice accompanies this Consent. We encourage you to read it carefully and completely before signing this Consent. We reserve the right to change our privacy practices as described in our Notice of Privacy Practices. If we change our privacy practices, we will issue a revised Notice of Privacy Practices, which will contain the changes. Those changes may apply to any of your/your child \'s protected health information that we maintain. You may obtain a copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices, including any revisions of our Notice, at any time by contacting: Contact Person: Jay Ghosh Telephone: 214-547-0001 Address: 1780 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 100, Allen, TX 75013 Right to Revoke: You will have the right to revoke this Consent at any time by giving us written notice of your revocation submitted to the Contact Person listed above. Please understand that revocation of this Consent will not affect any action we took in reliance on this Consent before we received your revocation, and that we may decline to treat you or to continue treating you if you revoke this Consent. SIGNATURE  I, _________________________________, have had full opportunity to read and consider the contents of this Consent form and your Notice of Privacy Practices. I understand that, by signing this Consent form, I am giving my consent to your use and disclosure of my/my child \'s protected health information to carry out treatment, payment activities and health care operations.  Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________ Relationship to Patient: ___________________________________________________________________________  REVOCATION OF CONSENT I revoke my Consent for your use and disclosure of my/my child \'s protected health information for treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations. I understand that revocation of my Consent will not affect any action you took in reliance on my Consent before you received this written Notice of Revocation. I also understand that you may decline to treat or to continue to treat me after I have revoked my Consent. Signature: _________________________________________________ Date: ______________________________ (You are entitled to a copy of this consent after you sign it. Include completed consent in the patient \'s chart)  2002 American Dental Association. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction and use of this form by dentists and their staff is permitted. Any other use, duplication or distribution of this form by any other party requires the prior written approval of the American Dental Association. This form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and covers only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).    ",105);arrFiles[14]=new Array(40,"patienswimparty.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Patient Swim Party",9);arrFiles[15]=new Array(41,"patientpics.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Patient Pictures",18);arrFiles[16]=new Array(42,"payment.html","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Orthodontic treatment is an excellent investment in the overall dental, medical and psychological well being of children and adults. Financial considerations should not be an obstacle to obtaining this important health service. We are sensitive to the fact that people have different needs in fulfilling their financial obligations, so we provide the following payment options: Option I: No Initial Payment Plan (Orthodontists Fee Plan&reg;) : No initial payment. Payment plans ranging from 18 to 60 months with monthly payments as low as 65 which includes a minimal finance charge. One low monthly payment for multiple family members. Significant tax advantages (refer to brochure). No prepayment penalty. Fast, confidential service by phone, toll free 800-637-3393 or on-line at a secure website, www.feeplan.com. Good credit standing required. Option II: Payment in Full : A bookkeeping courtesy percentage is deducted from the treatment fee when payment is received in full at the start of treatment. Option III: Office Payment Plan : An initial payment is due to the office when treatment begins. The balance may be paid through monthly payments until paid in full.",7);arrFiles[17]=new Array(43,"Privacy - Notice - HIPAA.pdf","7 Oct 2008","NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES","","","CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1780 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 100, Allen, TX 75013  (214) 547-0001  NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES  ___________________________________________________________  THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW HEALTH INFORMATION ABOUT YOU/YOUR CHILD MAY BE USED AND DISCLOSED AND HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION. PLEASE REVIEW IT CAREFULLY. THE PRIVACY OF YOUR/YOUR CHILD \'S HEALTH INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT TO US. OUR LEGAL DUTY We are required by applicable federal and state law to maintain the privacy of your/your child \'s health information. We are also required to give you this Notice about our privacy practices, our legal duties, and your/your child \'s rights concerning your health information. We must follow the privacy practices that are described in this Notice while it is in effect. This notice takes effect 03/20/03 and will remain in effect until we replace it. We reserve the right to change our privacy practices and the terms of this Notice at any time, provided such changes are permitted by applicable law. We reserve the right to make the changes in our privacy practices and the new terms of our Notice effective for all health information that we maintain, including health information we created or received before we made the changes. Before we make a significant change in our privacy practices, we will change this Notice and make the new Notice available upon request. You may request a copy of our Notice at any time. For more information about our privacy practices, or for additional copies of this Notice, please contact us using the information listed at the end of this Notice. USES AND DISCLOSURES OF HEATLH INFORMATION We use and disclose health information about you/your child for treatment, payment, and healthcare operations. For example: Treatment: We may use or disclose your/your child \'s health information to a physician or other healthcare provider providing treatment to you/your child. Payment: We may use and disclose your/your child \'s health information to obtain payment for services we provide to you/your child. Healthcare Operations: We may use and disclose your/your child \'s health information in connection with our healthcare operations. Healthcare operations include quality assessment and improvement activities, reviewing the competence or qualifications of healthcare professionals, evaluating practitioner and provider performance, conducting training programs, accreditation, certification, licensing or credentialing activities. Your Authorization: In addition to our use of your/your child \'s health information for treatment, payment or healthcare operation, you may give us written authorization to use your/your child \'s health information or to disclose it to anyone for any purpose. If you give us an authorization, you may revoke it in writing at any time. Your revocation will not affect any use or disclosures permitted by your authorization while it was in effect. Unless you give us a written authorization, we cannot use or disclose your/your child \'s health information for any reason except those described in this Notice. To Your Family and Friends: We must disclose your/your child \'s health information to you, as described in the Patient rights section of this Notice. We may disclose your/your child \'s health information to a family member, friend or other person to the extent necessary to help with your/your child \'s healthcare or with payment for your/your child \'s healthcare, but only if you agree that we may do so. Persons Involved In Care: We may use or disclose health information to notify, or assist in the notification of (including identifying or locating) a family member, or another person responsible for your/your child \'s care. If you are present, then prior to use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information, we will provide you with an opportunity to object to such uses or disclosures. In the event of your incapacity or emergency circumstances, we will disclose health information based on a determination using our professional judgment disclosing only health information that is directly relevant to the person \'s involvement in your healthcare. We will also use our professional judgment and our experience with common practice to make reasonable inferences of your best interest in allowing a person to pick up filled prescriptions, medical supplies, x-rays, or other similar forms of health information. Marketing Health-Related Services: We will not use your/your child \'s health information for marketing communications without your written authorization. Required by Law: We may use or disclose your/your child \'s health information when we are required to do so by law.    Abuse or Neglect: We may disclose your child \'s health information to appropriate authorities if we reasonably believe that your child is a possible victim of abuse, neglect, or domestic violence or the possible victim of other crimes. We may disclose your/your child \'s health information to the extent necessary to avert a serious threat to your health or safety or the health or safety of others. National Security: We may disclose to military authorities the health information of Armed Forces personnel under certain circumstances. We may disclose to authorized federal officials health information required for lawful intelligence, counterintelligence, and other national security activities. We may disclose to correctional institution or law enforcement official having lawful custody of protected health information of inmate or patient under certain circumstances. Appointment Reminders: We may use or disclose health information to provide you with appointment reminders (such as voicemail messages, postcards, or letters). PATIENT RIGHTS Access: You have the right to look at or get copies of your/your child \'s health information, with limited exceptions. You may request that we provide copies in a format other than photocopies. We will use the format you request unless we cannot practicably do so. (You must make a request in writing to obtain access to your health information). You may obtain a form to request access by using the contact information listed at the end of this Notice. You may also request access by sending us a letter to the address at the end of this Notice. Disclosure Accounting: You have the right to receive a list of instances in which we or our business associates disclosed your/your child \'s health information for purposes, other than treatment, payment, healthcare operations and certain other activities, for the last 6 years, but not before April 14, 2003. If you request this accounting more than once in a 12-month period, we may charge you a reasonable, cost-based fee for responding to these additional requests. Restriction: You have the right to request that we place additional restrictions on our use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information. We are not required to agree to these additional restrictions, but if we do, we will abide by our agreement (except in an emergency). Alternative Communication: You have the right to request that we communicate with you about your/your child \'s health information by alternative means or to alternative locations. (You must make your request in writing.) Your request must specify the alternative means or location, and provide satisfactory explanation how payments will be handled under the alternative means or location you request. Amendment: You have the right to request that we amend your health information. (Your request must be in writing, and it must explain why the information should be amended.) We may deny your request under certain circumstances. Electronic Notice: If you receive this Notice on our Web site or by electronic mail (e-mail), you are entitled to receive this Notice in written form. QUESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS If you want more information about our privacy practices or have questions or concerns, please contact us. If you are concerned that we may have violated your child \'s privacy rights, or you disagree with a decision we made about access to your/your child \'s health information or in response to a request you made to amend or restrict the use or disclosure of your/your child \'s health information or to have us communicate with you by alternative means or at alternative locations, you may complain to us using the contact information listed at the end of this Notice. You also may submit a written complaint to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. We will provide you with the address to file your complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services upon request. We support your right to the privacy of your health information. We will not retaliate in any way if you choose to file a complaint with us or with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Contact Officer: Jay Ghosh Telephone: 214-547-0001 Address: 1780 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 100, Allen, TX 75013  © 2002 American Dental Association. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction and use of this form by dentists and their staff is permitted. Any other use, duplication or distribution of this form by any other party requires the prior written approval of the American Dental Association. This Form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and covers only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).    CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1780 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 100, Allen, TX 75013  (214) 547-0001  ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES  (You May Refuse to Sign This Acknowledgement)  I, _________________________________, have received a copy of this office \'s Notice of Privacy Practices. ___________________________________ (Please Print Name) ___________________________________ (Signature) ___________________________________ (Date) For Office Use Only We attempt to obtain written acknowledgement of receipt of our Notice of Privacy Practices, but acknowledgement could not be obtained because:   Individual refused to sign Communications barriers prohibited obtaining the acknowledgement An emergency situation prevented us from obtaining acknowledgement Other (Please Specify)  CONSENT FOR USE AND DISLCOSURE OF HEALTH INFORMATION ___________________________________________________________________  SECTION A: PATIENT GIVING CONSENT Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Telephone: _______________________________ E-mail: __________________________________________ Patient NAME: ______________________________ Patient Social Security #: __________________________    SECTION B: TO THE PATIENT-PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS CAREFULLY. Purpose of Consent: By signing this form, you will consent to our use and disclosure of your/your child \'s protected health information to carry out treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations. Notice of Privacy Practices: You have the right to read our Notice of Privacy Practices before you decide whether to sign this Consent. Our Notice provides a description of our treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations, of the uses and disclosures we may make of your/your child \'s protected health information, and of other important matters about your/your child \'s protected health information. A copy of our Notice accompanies this Consent. We encourage you to read it carefully and completely before signing this Consent. We reserve the right to change our privacy practices as described in our Notice of Privacy Practices. If we change our privacy practices, we will issue a revised Notice of Privacy Practices, which will contain the changes. Those changes may apply to any of your/your child \'s protected health information that we maintain. You may obtain a copy of our Notice of Privacy Practices, including any revisions of our Notice, at any time by contacting: Contact Person: Jay Ghosh Telephone: 214-547-0001 Address: 1780 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 100, Allen, TX 75013 Right to Revoke: You will have the right to revoke this Consent at any time by giving us written notice of your revocation submitted to the Contact Person listed above. Please understand that revocation of this Consent will not affect any action we took in reliance on this Consent before we received your revocation, and that we may decline to treat you or to continue treating you if you revoke this Consent. SIGNATURE  I, _________________________________, have had full opportunity to read and consider the contents of this Consent form and your Notice of Privacy Practices. I understand that, by signing this Consent form, I am giving my consent to your use and disclosure of my/my child \'s protected health information to carry out treatment, payment activities and health care operations.  Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________ Relationship to Patient: ___________________________________________________________________________  REVOCATION OF CONSENT I revoke my Consent for your use and disclosure of my/my child \'s protected health information for treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations. I understand that revocation of my Consent will not affect any action you took in reliance on my Consent before you received this written Notice of Revocation. I also understand that you may decline to treat or to continue to treat me after I have revoked my Consent. Signature: _________________________________________________ Date: ______________________________ (You are entitled to a copy of this consent after you sign it. Include completed consent in the patient \'s chart)  2002 American Dental Association. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction and use of this form by dentists and their staff is permitted. Any other use, duplication or distribution of this form by any other party requires the prior written approval of the American Dental Association. This form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and covers only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).    ",86);arrFiles[18]=new Array(44,"services.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","About Orthodontics Orthodontics is the Specialty of Dentistry that deals with straightening teeth, correcting the bite and establishing facial harmony. This not only provides a beautiful smile that improves self-confidence and self-esteem, but also contributes to overall health. In addition to esthetic improvements, benefits of orthodontic treatment include better function, ease of cleaning the teeth, improved wear patterns on teeth, and greater longevity of teeth. Who is an Orthodontist? An orthodontist is a dentist who has had at least two years of extended study after dental school in a program that is accredited by the Amer. Assn. of Orthodontists. An orthodontic specialist limits his practice to only orthodontic treatment. What makes our Office Special? &#8226; A doctor with a conservative treatment philosophy. Treatment is not aggressive, which patients, parents and dentists love. Every patient gets an individualized treatment plan. That \'s also why we treat so many dentists, their families &amp; staff. &#8226; A staff that \'s friendly, fun-loving and caring. We love our patients and it shows! &#8226; Fees that are fair and up-front. &#8226; The latest and best in braces, wires and equipment. Sterilization is monitored by an independent outside company. &#8226; X-rays and all procedures done in-house. One stop with nowhere else to go! What to expect at your First Appointment? The initial appointment is for a consultation and preliminary clinical examination. At this time Dr. Ghosh will do a thorough examination to determine if there is a need for orthodontic services and if so, give you a general idea of the orthodontic problem. We will explain the procedure for diagnostic study aids (records) and conference. Diagnostic records, such as photographs and x-rays may be taken at this appointment. Orthodontic treatment will be explained to you and your questions will be fully answered by Dr. Ghosh and his treatment coordinator. We understand that some children (and some adults as well) have a high degree of anxiety or fear of the dentist. We want to assure you that we will do everything possible to make this appointment as relaxing and fun as possible. Nothing we do at this appointment will hurt. Patients always comment on the ease and low-stress nature of this appointment. The usual duration for this appointment is one hour. This is a FREE consultation and there is no fee due at this appointment. Diagnostic Records &amp; Treatment Planning After your initial exam, if it is determined that treatment is necessary, a full set of diagnostic records will be taken. This includes x-rays, photographs of the face and teeth and orthodontic models of the teeth. All records are done in-house; you do not have to go elsewhere for any procedure. Your records will then be studied and a treatment plan will be designed specifically for you. We will do our best to explain all aspects of the treatment, what \'s going to happen and why. We want you to feel comfortable about your treatment and will provide you with the information and encouragement you need to provide you with a great smile for years to come. We will work closely with your family dentist to ensure that we can together create a healthy, beautiful smile for you. Before any orthodontic treatment begins you will need to visit your family dentist for a checkup and any necessary dental work. Once orthodontic therapy begins, you will be expected to follow up with your family dentist for regular checkups and routine care. Treatment Options Use the following links for more information on treatment options for different ages. &#8226; Childhood (12 and Under) &#8226; Adolescent Years (12-16) &#8226; Adulthood (16 and Up)",13);arrFiles[19]=new Array(45,"sitemap.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","&#8226; Home Page &#8226; About Dr. Jay Ghosh &#8226; Services Offered &#8226; Payment Options &#8226; Form &#8226; New Patient Form - Adult &#8226; New Patient Form - Child &#8226; Emergencies &#8226; Gallery &#8226; Patient Pictures &#8226; Patient Swim Party &#8226; Frequently Asked Questions &#8226; for Teens &#8226; for Parents &#8226; Testimonials &#8226; Enquiry Form &#8226; Contact Us",11);arrFiles[20]=new Array(46,"slides.xml","3 Jul 2008"," <music_property path= stream=true loop=true/> <photo_property topPadding=0 bottomPadding=0 leftPadding=0 rightPadding=0/> <properties enable=true backgroundColor=0xffffff backgroundAlpha=30 cssText=a:link{text-decoration: underline;} a:hover{color:#ff00","","","",2);arrFiles[21]=new Array(48,"testimonials.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","&ldquo;It was almost like visiting family in the way we were treated individually and with great care. Everybody from the front desk to the back room was very courteous and genuine We enjoyed coming in and seeing the matching outfits. We never felt rushed. Procedures were always explained to us. Treatment progressed just slightly faster than planned.&rdquo; &ldquo;You&rsquo;ll made this a very easy process &amp; it was amazingly stress-free for a child who stresses easily. We will miss you very much! Thank you for a beautiful smile!!&rdquo; &ldquo;I was very pleased because everything was so organized and I&rsquo;ve never had to wait for my daughter&rsquo;s turn &ndash; no waiting time.&rdquo; &ldquo;Dr. Ghosh was extremely patient and achieved desired results. He is an outstanding orthodontist and really cares for his patients.&rdquo; &ldquo; We have been so very pleased! You all are awesome!&rdquo; &ldquo;You have all been outstanding. We have told everyone we know ready to begin orthodontic care.&rdquo; &ldquo;Very attentive and focused on me as a patient.&rdquo; &ldquo;Neat, clean, good handwashing, good teaching skills with expander, allowed practice time. You are the cleanest and most organized office I have ever been in &ndash; wonderful experience from the front door to the treatment area!&rdquo; &ldquo;The staff is always friendly and courteous, and willing to answer any questions&rdquo;. &ldquo;We were so blessed to have Dr. Ghosh for our daughter&rsquo;s braces. He is the best! It was a great experience throughout and her teeth look awesome. Thank you!&rdquo; &ldquo;Always so friendly!&rdquo; &ldquo;I think everyone in the office is wonderful.&rdquo; &ldquo;They remembered personal things to help in conversations everytime! Very professional &ndash; yet not over the top &ndash; we always felt comfortable. Keep up the good work.&rdquo; &ldquo;The staff even remembered specific things we had previously talked about.&rdquo; &ldquo;I love the coordinating outfits!&rdquo; &ldquo;Very impressed with the personal attention we received.&rdquo; &ldquo;I like the different contests and the way the office is decorated for different holidays!&rdquo; &ldquo;Dr. Ghosh is truly an educator. Financial and treatment procedures were explained in the most timely and accurate manner we have ever seen.&rdquo; &ldquo;Your professionalism is outstanding.&rdquo; &ldquo;I wouldn&rsquo;t change a thing about your office. My daughter actually enjoyed going to her visits. Everyone is awesome.&rdquo; &ldquo;I think my son (now 18) did not want to have his braces removed so that he could continue visiting the office till he graduates!. Dr. Ghosh was always available to answer any questions on procedures or treatment.&rdquo; &ldquo;Thank you, thank you!. I love my child&rsquo;s smile!! I&rsquo;m excited to get my other kids in. I almost want braces again, that&rsquo;s how much I love the way his teeth turned out!!&rdquo; &ldquo;All the staff have been wonderful, caring and skilled. I would not recommend anyone else in the Plano/Allen/McKinney area. I cannot express how pleased my family is with your office. OK, maybe awesome and blessed!",13);arrFiles[22]=new Array(52,"top.xml","14 Nov 2008"," <music_property path= stream=true loop=true/> <photo_property topPadding=0 bottomPadding=0 leftPadding=0 rightPadding=0/> <properties enable=true backgroundColor=0xffffff backgroundAlpha=30 cssText=a:link{text-decoration: underline;} a:hover{color:#ff00","","","",2);arrFiles[23]=new Array(53,"treatment_adolescent.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Adolescent Years (12-16) This is a time of great enjoyment as we see our young patients blossoming into young adults! By this time, most permanent teeth are present in the mouth, and very close to their final non-corrected positions. This typically is the last chance that orthodontists have to influence growth and development. In some cases, especially in our young ladies, facial growth has already ceased. This time becomes crucial to our final planning. Typically braces are used in most of these cases. Some patients may need rubber bands (elastics) or headgear. Our attempt is to place the teeth in their final position within the facial boundaries to maximize the cosmetic and functional results of treatment. Important decisions such as the removal of teeth vs. expansion of the mouth or orthopedic correction vs. surgery are being made. As part of our conservative approach, we make every attempt to minimize extractions of permanent teeth or facial surgery.",7);arrFiles[24]=new Array(54,"treatment_adult.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Adulthood (16 and Up) Adult orthodontics has become very popular especially with the advent of treatment that is less noticeable and more comfortable. The orthodontist \'s limitations at this age are mostly related to the absence of any growth. As a result, we can move the teeth to a straighter position, but should there be any major differences in jaw position or alignment, it often becomes necessary to commit the patient to a more complicated treatment regimen than just braces. We are always asked if there is an age limit for treatment. As long as the gums and the bone around the teeth are healthy, there is no age limit. We have treated patients in their sixties. Our adult patients become true ambassadors for orthodontics as they achieve their dreams of straighter teeth. Recently, Invisalign has come onto the scene and is gaining popularity. This is the high-tech option available only to adults with very specific orthodontic needs. We are one of the leading specialty practices in North Texas having offered Invisalign since 1999. We enjoy using this system, and we are confident in our ability to use it effectively. We have been truly surprised with the large number of adult patients in our practice. We have many working and stay-at-home adults who have always wanted to have straight teeth but never had the opportunity to do it. There are also many parents and children getting their treatment done together! The parents often feel that they are in the office anyway with their child, and might as well take advantage of the opportunity to get their own treatment done too. In a unique opportunity, Dr. Ghosh treated a child, her mother as well as her grandmother! When they were all finished with treatment, boy, did we get three generations of great smiles!",8);arrFiles[25]=new Array(55,"treatment_child.htm","6 Dec 2008","Dr. Jay Ghosh ::: Creekview Orthodontics :::","","","Does your child have these problems? Early Childhood (7 and Under): At Creekview Orthodontics, we treat our patients like we would treat our own family. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children have their first orthodontic checkup no later than age 7. This doesn \'t necessarily mean that every child will begin active treatment at this age. In fact, a vast majority of our patients who see us for the first time at this age are not ready for treatment. Instead, we begin to follow our young patient \'s dental development over time so that when orthodontic treatment is necessary, it can be started at just the right time. We can even help you plan your budget for orthodontic costs by giving you ample warning before any treatment begins. This is how we treat our own children and we encourage all of our patients to seek out a consultation for their children by age 7 or sooner if their family dentist recommends it. Childhood Years (7 -12): As our young children grow, many changes occur with their smiles. The most obvious is the eruption of permanent teeth along with growth of the face and jaws. Many times, the first few teeth are crowded out and can \'t come in properly. Or perhaps the incisor teeth could be protruded and at a greater risk of traumatic injury. This is the time when orthodontics really becomes an art. Will the teeth have room? Do we need to expand the mouth? Will normal growth and development allow the teeth to come in straight with time? While many times the answers to these questions are obvious, sometimes a conservative approach, with the orthodontist as an observer, is the best solution. There are some children, however, who do need early intervention to prevent a developing problem from worsening. This is called first phase treatment and usually lasts less than a year. Does your child have these problems? &#8226; Protruded upper incisor teeth? &#8226; Severe crowding of the incisor teeth? A finger sucking habit? &#8226; A crossbite (upper teeth biting on the inside of the lower teeth)? &#8226; A jaw growth abnormality (either an underdeveloped or a protruded lower jaw)? &#8226; An openbite (teeth do not come together in the front)? These and other common problems may require early intervention. However, we are not aggressive in early treatment and scheduling a consultation if you have any doubts is a good idea.",10);arrFiles[26]=new Array(56,"Website comments 080721.doc","22 Jul 2008","Website comments 080721","","","  Website comments 080721   1. Name misspelled in title :  Gosh  should be  Ghosh   (Please change in    the  About Us  section also.   2. Degrees:  D.D.S., M.S.   3. Can you take out the loops from the right and left of the picture    strip and put them only on the top - that way it will look like a flip    chart.   4. Will the pictures in the picture strip keep changing as you look at    them?   5. Search feature on website?   6. What keywords are you using?   7. How do ensure good positioning on a search engine?   8. Change  About Us  to make it  About Dr. Ghosh .   9. Services:    a. Can you please keep the same format as in my current website.     Please check spellings (About orthodontics).  Please keep the     bold and tabbed listing under  What makes our office special     b. Early Childhood (7 and under):  Could you get a picture of a     child who is about 6 or 7 years old (the one you have is very     little, probably, 2 or 3 years old)    c. Change picture of a teenager (between 12 and 16 years age)  10. Payment options:  Can you please make  No Initial Payment Plan    (Orthodontists Fee Plan®) ,  Payment in full , and  Office Payment    Plan  BOLD and put a colon (:) after each one.  11. Forms:  Where are the other forms (Appointment, HIPAA, Referral)?  12. Emergencies:  Other problems: Bracket is knocked off (Insert a colon    after  problems )  13. Gallery:  This section was meant to be only for before-after treatment    pictures.  Please insert all the pictures.  14. Separate section for Staff (to insert their pictures and write-up on    each)  15. Need a separate section on Patient Testimonials (sent to you earlier)  16. Contact:  This has changed since we have moved our office.  I thought    I had already sent you a MS Word document  Directions to our office     along with a map to use in the website.  Please also do a link to    Google maps with our address on it.    I can help by making some of the formatting changes myself if you give me  the access.  ",24);arrFiles[27]=new Array(213,"material/New Patient Form - ADULT.doc","14 May 2008","New Patient Form - ADULT","","","  CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS         ADULT - INITIAL EXAMINATION  Welcome to our office.  We appreciate your filling this form completely.        Please inquire if you have any questions.  Date: ________________                      (Office use  only:  #________________ )  PATIENT INFORMATION  LAST NAME        FIRST NAME    MI   NICKNAME    BIRTHDATE    AGE  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________  ADDRESS        CITY      ZIP      PHONE  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________  MALE [  ]    FEMALE [  ]    EMAIL:  _________________________________________________________________________  SINGLE [  ]  MARRIED [  ]  DIVORCED [  ]      SPOUSE:  NAME_________________________________________  CHILDREN (names & ages)  ____________________________________________________________________________  ____________________________________  EMPLOYER  ___________________________________________________________________  POSITION______________________________________________  EMPLOYER  ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________  WORK PHONE ____________________________________  HAS ANY MEMBER OF FAMILY UNDERGONE ORTHODONTIC  TREATMENT?________________________________________________________________  WHERE & WHEN ?_____________________________________________________ WHO MAY  WE THANK FOR REFERRING YOU?_____________________    RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION  (ENTER  \'S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE)  NAME________________________________________________________________________  _________________________________________________________       LAST        FIRST      MIDDLE  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________  ________________________________________________________       STREET          CITY   STATE  ZIP  NO. YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS_________________________ HOME  PHONE_______________________________  WORK PHONE______________________  PREVIOUS ADDRESS (IF LESS THAN 3  YRS.)_______________________________________________________________________  _______________________            STREET    CITY   STATE   ZIP  DENTAL INSURANCE ID # (SSN if no ID)__________________________________  EMAIL: _______________________________________________________  BIRTHDATE________________________RELATIONSHIP TO  PATIENT_____________________________________________________________________  ____  EMPLOYER____________________________________________________POSITION________  _______________NO. OF YEARS EMPLOYED_______________    INSURANCE * PRIMARY   (Note: We will file a claim for your  Secondary  Insurance, but will accept payments from one carrier only)  Ins. Co. Name & Tel.  ____________________________________________________________________________  _________________________________________  Policy Holder Name & Insurance ID # (SSN if no ID)  ____________________________________________________________________________  _______________  Employer Name & Address  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________  __________________________________________________________________________   Group Number:____________________________________________  What do you not like about your teeth? (Reason for being here today):  ________________________________________________________________________  Name of General  Dentist:______________________________________________________   Has the  patient ever had any of the following conditions?[ ] Yes  [ ] No  Date of last Dental Exam:_______________ Date of last Dental  cleaning:________________   (If yes, please check box below)  Is patient in good health?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  [ ]  Rheumatic Fever    [ ] Chronic Sinusitis  Have tonsils and adenoids been  removed? (What age?_______)   [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Heart Murmur  [ ] Aids/HIV  Has patient ever sucked thumb or finger? (Until what age?_________)   [  ] Yes  [ ] No  [ ] Heart problems    [ ] Asthma  Does the patient have any speech problem?       [ ] Yes  [ ]  No  [ ] Hepatitis (Type_____) [ ] Seizures/Convulsion  Is the patient a mouth breather?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  [  ] Artificial Joints or Valves   [ ] Psychiatric Care  Does the patient play a wind instrument? (Which instrument?____________)  [  ] Yes  [ ] No    [ ]  Diabetes   [ ] Venereal Disease  Does the patient have any discomfort in the jaw joints?     [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Tuberculosis  [ ] Smoker / Use Tobacco  If yes, please  describe_________________________________________________________ If any  other, please describe_______________________________  Please list any allergies or drug  sensitivities:_______________________________________  General  Information:_____________________________________  If you are female, are you pregnant?       [ ] Yes  [ ] No  ______________________________________________________  I have read and understand the  above  questions. I  will  not  hold  this  office responsible for any errors or omission  in  the  completion  of  this  form.  If there are any changes later to the  history  form  or  the  health  status, I will so inform this practice. I  also  certify  that  I  (or  my  dependent) assign my insurance benefits directly  to  Dr.  Ghosh,  otherwise  payable to  me  for  services  rendered. I  understand  I  am  financially  responsible for all charges whether or not  paid  by  insurance. I  hereby  authorize the doctor to release all  information  necessary  to  secure  the  payment of  benefits. I  authorize  the  use  of  this  signature  on  all  insurance submissions.  I understand that where appropriate,  credit  bureau  reports may be obtained.  Signature  ____________________________________________________________________________  _____________________Date__________________________  V080501  ",31);arrFiles[28]=new Array(214,"material/New Patient Form - CHILD.doc","14 May 2008","New Patient Form - CHILD","","","           CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS         CHILD - INITIAL EXAMINATION  Welcome to our office.  We appreciate your filling this form completely.        Please inquire if you have any questions.  Date: ________________                      (Office use  only:  #________________ )  PATIENT INFORMATION  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________________________________  LAST NAME         FIRST  MI    NICKNAME  DATE OF BIRTH  AGE  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________________________________  ADDRESS         APT#   CITY    ZIP  PHONE  ____________________________________________________________________________  _____________________________________ GENDER:  [  ] M  [  ] F  SCHOOL         GRADE     HOBBIES & INTERESTS  PATIENT \'S BROTHERS:___________________________________________________  SISTERS: ____________________________________________________       NAMES & AGES          NAMES & AGES  HAS ANY MEMBER OF FAMILY UNDERGONE ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT? [ ] Yes  [ ] No   IF YES, WHO: __________________________________  WHEN & LENGTH OF  TREATMENT:______________________________________________  WHERE?______________________________________________  PATIENT \'S DENTIST _____________________________________  WHO MAY WE THANK  FOR REFERRING YOU?_________________________________  PRIMARY RESPONSIBLE PARTY (Circle one):  Father Mother  Other:__________________  (Note: Payments accepted from one responsible party only)  NAME:  Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms.____________________________________________________________  _____________________________________________________  (ENTER  \'S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE)   LAST      FIRST    MIDDLE  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________  ________________________________________________________       STREET        CITY     STATE  ZIP  YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS__________ TEL: HOME:__________________________  WORK:_______________________CELL:_________________________  Dental Insurance ID #: (SSN if no ID) ____________________________  BIRTHDATE______/_____/_________  EMAIL: _________________________________  EMPLOYER  _______________________________________________  OCCUPATION_____________________________ NO. YEARS EMPLOYED___________  OTHER RESPONSIBLE PARTY INFORMATION (example, other parent)  (Circle one):  Father  Mother  Other:__________________  NAME:  Dr./Mr./Mrs./Ms.____________________________________________________________  _____________________________________________________  (ENTER  \'S.A.A. \' IF SAME AS ABOVE)   LAST      FIRST    MIDDLE  ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________  ________________________________________________________       STREET        CITY     STATE  ZIP  YEARS AT THIS ADDRESS__________ TEL: HOME:__________________________  WORK:_______________________CELL:_________________________  Dental Insurance ID #: (SSN if no ID) ____________________________  BIRTHDATE______/_____/_________  EMAIL: _________________________________  EMPLOYER  _______________________________________________  OCCUPATION_____________________________ NO. YEARS EMPLOYED___________  INSURANCE * PRIMARY  (Note: We will file a claim for your  Secondary  Insurance, but will accept payments from one carrier only).  Ins. Co. Name & Tel.  ____________________________________________________________________________  _________________________________________  Policy Holder Name & Insurance ID # (SSN if no ID)  ____________________________________________________________________________  _______________  Employer Name & Address  ____________________________________________________________________________  ___________________________________  __________________________________________________________________________   Group Number:____________________________________________  What do you not like about your teeth? (Reason for being here today):  ____________________________________________________________________________  __  Date of last dental exam:_______________ Date of last dental  cleaning:________________  Has the patient ever had any of the conditions  listed below? [ ] Yes [ ] No  Is the patient in good health?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  (If yes, please check box below and elaborate)  Have tonsils and adenoids been removed? (What age?_______)    [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Rheumatic Fever   [ ] Chronic Sinusitis  Has patient ever sucked thumb or finger? (Until what age?_________)   [  ] Yes  [ ] No  [ ] Heart Murmur   [ ] Aids/HIV+  Does the patient have any speech problem?       [ ] Yes  [ ]  No  [ ] Heart problems    [ ] Asthma  Is the patient a mouth breather?         [ ] Yes  [ ] No  [  ] Hepatitis (Type_____)  [ ] Seizures/Convulsion  Does the patient play a wind instrument? (Which instrument?____________)  [  ] Yes  [ ] No    [ ] Artificial Joints or Valves [ ] Psychiatric  Care  Does the patient have any discomfort in the jaw joints?     [ ] Yes [ ] No   [ ] Diabetes    [ ] Venereal Disease  If yes, please  describe_________________________________________________________ [ ]  Tuberculosis  Please list any allergies or drug  sensitivities:_______________________________________  If any other,  please describe_______________________________  If patient is female, is she post-pubertal:  [ ] Yes  [ ] No,   Pregnant:  [ ] Yes [ ] No   General  Information:_____________________________________               _____________________________________               _________________  I have read and understand the  above  questions. I  will  not  hold  this  office responsible for any errors or omission  in  the  completion  of  this  form.  If there are any changes later to the  history  form  or  the  health  status, I will so inform this practice. I  also  certify  that  I  (or  my  dependent) assign my insurance benefits directly  to  Dr.  Ghosh,  otherwise  payable to  me  for  services  rendered. I  understand  I  am  financially  responsible for all charges whether or not  paid  by  insurance. I  hereby  authorize the doctor to release all  information  necessary  to  secure  the  payment of  benefits. I  authorize  the  use  of  this  signature  on  all  insurance submissions.  I understand that where appropriate,  credit  bureau  reports may be obtained.  Signature (Parent \'s signature if minor)  ________________________________________________________________________Date  ___________________________    V080501  ",27);arrFiles[29]=new Array(215,"material/Privacy - Notice.doc","14 May 2008","Privacy - Notice","","","     CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  (  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1505 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 145, Allen, TX 75013  (  (214) 547-0001           NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES     ___________________________________________________________  THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW HEALTH INFORMATION ABOUT YOU/YOUR CHILD MAY BE   USED AND DISCLOSED AND HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION.         PLEASE REVIEW IT CAREFULLY.   THE PRIVACY OF YOUR/YOUR CHILD \'S HEALTH INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT TO US.  OUR LEGAL DUTY  We are required by applicable federal and state law to maintain the  privacy  of your/your child \'s health information.  We are also required to  give  you  this Notice about our privacy practices, our  legal  duties,  and  your/your  child \'s rights concerning your  health  information. We  must  follow  the  privacy practices that are described in this Notice while it is  in  effect.  This notice takes effect  03/20/03  and  will  remain  in  effect  until  we  replace it.  We reserve the right to change our privacy practices and the terms  of  this  Notice at any time, provided such changes are permitted by  applicable  law.  We reserve the right to make the changes in our privacy  practices  and  the  new terms of our  Notice  effective  for  all  health  information  that  we  maintain, including health information we  created  or  received  before  we  made the changes.  Before we  make  a  significant  change  in  our  privacy  practices, we will change this Notice and  make  the  new  Notice  available  upon request.  You may request a copy of our Notice at  any  time. For  more  information  about our privacy practices,  or  for  additional  copies  of  this  Notice,  please contact us using the information listed at the end of this Notice.  USES AND DISCLOSURES OF HEATLH INFORMATION  We use and disclose health information about you/your child  for  treatment,  payment, and healthcare operations.  For example:  Treatment:  We may use or disclose your/your child \'s health  information  to  a physician or other healthcare provider  providing  treatment  to  you/your  child.  Payment:  We may use and disclose your/your child \'s  health  information  to  obtain payment for services we provide to you/your child.  Healthcare Operations:  We may use and  disclose  your/your  child \'s  health  information  in  connection  with  our  healthcare  operations. Healthcare  operations include quality assessment and improvement activities,  reviewing  the competence or qualifications  of  healthcare  professionals,  evaluating  practitioner  and  provider  performance,  conducting training programs,  accreditation, certification, licensing or credentialing activities.  Your Authorization:  In addition to our  use  of  your/your  child \'s  health  information for treatment, payment or healthcare operation, you may give  us  written authorization to use your/your  child \'s  health  information  or  to  disclose it to anyone for any purpose.  If you  give  us  an  authorization,  you may revoke it in writing at any time.  Your revocation will  not  affect  any use or disclosures permitted by  your  authorization  while  it  was  in  effect.  Unless you give us  a  written  authorization,  we  cannot  use  or  disclose your/your child \'s health information for any  reason  except  those  described in this Notice.  To Your Family and Friends: We  must  disclose  your/your  child \'s  health  information to you, as described in  the  Patient  rights  section  of  this  Notice.  We may disclose your/your child \'s health information  to  a  family  member, friend or  other  person  to  the  extent  necessary  to  help  with  your/your  child \'s  healthcare  or  with  payment  for your/your child \'s  healthcare, but only if you agree that we may do so.  Persons Involved In Care:  We may use  or  disclose  health  information  to  notify,  or  assist  in  the  notification  of  (including  identifying or  locating) a family member,  or  another  person  responsible  for  your/your  child \'s care.  If you are present,  then  prior  to  use  or  disclosure  of  your/your  child \'s  health  information,  we  will  provide  you with an  opportunity to object to such uses or disclosures.  In  the  event  of  your  incapacity or emergency circumstances, we will disclose  health  information  based on a determination using our  professional  judgment  disclosing  only  health information that is directly relevant to the person \'s involvement  in  your healthcare.  We  will  also  use  our  professional  judgment  and  our  experience with common practice to make reasonable inferences of  your  best  interest in allowing a person  to  pick  up  filled  prescriptions,  medical  supplies, x-rays, or other similar forms of health information.  Marketing Health-Related  Services: We  will  not  use  your/your  child \'s  health  information  for  marketing  communications  without  your written  authorization.  Required  by  Law: We  may  use  or  disclose  your/your  child \'s health  information when we are required to do so by law.  Abuse or Neglect:  We  may  disclose  your  child \'s  health  information  to  appropriate authorities if we  reasonably  believe  that  your  child  is  a  possible victim of abuse, neglect, or  domestic  violence  or  the  possible  victim  of  other  crimes. We  may  disclose  your/your child \'s health  information to the extent necessary  to  avert  a  serious  threat  to  your  health or safety or the health or safety of others.  National Security:  We may  disclose  to  military  authorities  the  health  information of Armed Forces personnel under certain circumstances. We  may  disclose to authorized federal officials  health  information  required  for  lawful  intelligence,  counterintelligence,  and  other  national security  activities.  We may disclose to correctional institution or law  enforcement  official having lawful custody of protected health information of inmate  or  patient under certain circumstances.  Appointment Reminders: We  may  use  or  disclose  health  information  to  provide  you  with  appointment  reminders  (such  as  voicemail messages,  postcards, or letters).  PATIENT RIGHTS  Access:  You have the right to look at or get copies  of  your/your  child \'s  health information, with  limited  exceptions. You  may  request  that  we  provide copies in a format other than photocopies.  We will use  the  format  you request unless we cannot practicably do so.  (You must  make  a  request  in writing to obtain access to your health information).  You may  obtain  a  form to request access by using the contact information listed  at  the  end  of this Notice.  You may also request access by sending us a letter  to  the  address at the end of this Notice.  Disclosure Accounting:  You have the right to receive a  list  of  instances  in which we or our business associates disclosed  your/your  child \'s  health  information  for  purposes,  other  than  treatment, payment, healthcare  operations and certain other activities, for  the  last  6  years,  but  not  before April 14, 2003.  If you request this accounting more than once  in  a  12-month period,  we  may  charge  you  a  reasonable,  cost-based  fee  for  responding to these additional requests.  Restriction:  You have  the  right  to  request  that  we  place  additional  restrictions  on  our  use  or  disclosure  of  your/your child \'s health  information. We  are  not  required to agree to these additional  restrictions, but if we do, we will abide by our  agreement  (except  in  an  emergency).  Alternative  Communication: You  have  the  right  to  request that we  communicate  with  you  about  your/your  child \'s  health information by  alternative means or to alternative locations.  (You must make your  request  in writing.)  Your request must specify the alternative means  or  location,  and provide satisfactory explanation how payments will be handled under  the  alternative means or location you request.  Amendment:  You have  the  right  to  request  that  we  amend  your  health  information.  (Your request must be in writing, and it must explain why  the  information should be amended.)  We may  deny  your  request  under  certain  circumstances.  Electronic Notice:  If you receive  this  Notice  on  our  Web  site  or  by  electronic mail (e-mail),  you  are  entitled  to  receive  this  Notice  in  written form.  QUESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS  If you want more information about our privacy practices or  have  questions  or concerns, please contact us.  If you  are  concerned  that  we  may  have  violated your child \'s privacy rights, or you disagree  with  a  decision  we  made about access to your/your child \'s health information or in response  to  a request you made to amend or restrict the use or disclosure  of  your/your  child \'s  health  information  or  to  have  us  communicate  with you by  alternative means or at alternative locations, you may complain to us  using  the contact information listed at the end of  this  Notice. You  also  may  submit a written complaint to  the  U.S.  Department  of  Health  and  Human  Services.  We will provide you with the address to file your complaint  with  the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services upon request. We  support  your right  to  the  privacy  of  your  health  information. We  will  not  retaliate in any way if you choose to file a complaint with us or  with  the  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.  Contact Officer:  Jay Ghosh/Amy Taylor     Telephone:  214-547-0001  Address:  1505 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 145, Allen, TX  75013  (  2002 American Dental Association. All  Rights  Reserved. Reproduction  and use of this form by dentists and their staff is  permitted. Any  other  use, duplication or distribution of this form by any  other  party  requires  the prior written approval of the American Dental Association.  This Form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and  covers  only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).     CREEKVIEW ORTHODONTICS  (  Jay Ghosh, D.D.S., M.S.  1505 W. McDermott Drive, Ste. 145, Allen, TX 75013  (  (214) 547-0001           ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT           OF NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES        (You May Refuse to Sign This Acknowledgement)  I, _________________________________, have received a copy of this office \'s  Notice of Privacy Practices.    ___________________________________    (Please Print Name)    ___________________________________    (Signature)    ___________________________________    (Date)  For Office Use Only  We attempt to obtain written acknowledgement of receipt of our Notice of  Privacy Practices, but acknowledgement could not be obtained because:    ?   Individual refused to sign    ?   Communications barriers prohibited obtaining the  acknowledgement    ?   An emergency situation prevented us from obtaining  acknowledgement    ?   Other (Please Specify)      CONSENT FOR USE AND DISLCOSURE OF HEALTH INFORMATION  ___________________________________________________________________  SECTION A:  PATIENT GIVING CONSENT    Name:  ____________________________________________________________________________  _________  Address:  ____________________________________________________________________________  _______  Telephone:  _______________________________ E-mail:  __________________________________________  Patient NAME:  ______________________________ Patient Social Security #:  __________________________    SECTION B:  TO THE PATIENT-PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS CAREFULLY.  Purpose of Consent:  By signing this form, you will consent to our  use  and  disclosure of your/your child \'s protected health information  to  carry  out  treatment, payment activities, and healthcare operations.  Notice of Privacy Practices:  You have the  right  to  read  our  Notice  of  Privacy Practices before you decide  whether  to  sign  this  Consent. Our  Notice provides a description of  our  treatment,  payment  activities,  and  healthcare operations, of the uses and disclosures we may make of  your/your  child \'s protected health information, and of other important  matters  about  your/your child \'s protected  health  information. A  copy  of  our  Notice  accompanies this Consent. We  encourage  you  to  read  it  carefully  and  completely before signing this Consent.  We reserve the right to change our privacy practices  as  described  in  our  Notice of Privacy Practices.  If we change our privacy  practices,  we  will  issue a  revised  Notice  of  Privacy  Practices,  which  will  contain  the  changes.  Those changes may apply to  any  of  your/your  child \'s  protected  health information that we maintain.  You may obtain a copy of our Notice  of  Privacy  Practices,  including  any  revisions of our Notice, at any time by contacting:    Contact Person:  Jay Ghosh  Telephone:  214-547-0001    Address:  1505 W. McDermott Dr., Ste 145, Allen, TX  75013  Right to Revoke:  You will have the right to  revoke  this  Consent  at  any  time by giving us  written  notice  of  your  revocation  submitted  to  the  Contact Person listed above.  Please  understand  that  revocation  of  this  Consent will not affect any action we  took  in  reliance  on  this  Consent  before we received your revocation, and that we may decline to treat you  or  to continue treating you if you revoke this Consent.  SIGNATURE   I, _________________________________, have had full opportunity to read and  consider the contents of this Consent form and your Notice of Privacy Practices.  I understand that, by signing this Consent form, I am giving my  consent to your use and disclosure of my/my child \'s protected health   information to carry out treatment, payment activities and health care             operations.  Signature:   ___________________________________________   Date:  ____________________________________  Relationship         to         Patient:  ___________________________________________________________________________    REVOCATION OF CONSENT  I revoke my Consent for your use and disclosure of my/my  child \'s  protected  health  information  for  treatment,  payment  activities,  and healthcare  operations.  I understand that revocation of my Consent will not affect  any  action  you  took in reliance on my Consent before you received this  written  Notice  of  Revocation.  I also understand that you may decline to treat or to  continue  to treat me after I have revoked my Consent.  Signature:  _________________________________________________  Date:  ______________________________  (You are entitled to a copy of this consent after you sign it.  Include  completed consent in the patient \'s chart)  2002 American Dental Association.  All Rights Reserved.  Reproduction and  use of this form by dentists and their staff is permitted.  Any other use,  duplication or distribution of this form by any other party requires the  prior written approval of the American Dental Association.  This form is educational only, does not constitute legal advice, and covers  only federal, not state, law (August 14, 2002).  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Dr. Ghosh was extremely patient and achieved desired results.  He is an  outstanding orthodontist and really cares for his patients.      We have been so very pleased!  You all are awesome!    You have all been outstanding.  We have told everyone we know ready to  begin orthodontic care.     Very attentive and focused on me as a patient.    Neat, clean, good handwashing, good teaching skills with expander, allowed  practice time.  You are the cleanest and most organized office I have ever  been in - wonderful experience from the front door to the treatment area!     The staff is always friendly and courteous, and willing to answer any  questions .    We were so blessed to have Dr. Ghosh for our daughter \'s braces.  He is  the best!  It was a great experience throughout and her teeth look awesome. Thank you!    Always so friendly!    I think everyone in the office is wonderful.    They remembered personal things to help in conversations everytime!  Very  professional - yet not over the top - we always felt comfortable.  Keep up  the good work.    The staff even remembered specific things we had previously talked about.    I love the coordinating outfits!    Very impressed with the personal attention we received.    I like the different contests and the way the office is decorated for  different holidays!    Dr. Ghosh is truly an educator.  Financial and treatment procedures were  explained in the most timely and accurate manner we have ever seen.    Your professionalism is outstanding.    I wouldn \'t change a thing about your office.  My daughter actually enjoyed  going to her visits.  Everyone is awesome.     I think my son (now 18) did not want to have his braces removed so that  he could continue visiting the office till he graduates!.  Dr. Ghosh was  always available to answer any questions on procedures or treatment.    Thank you, thank you!.  I love my child \'s smile!! I \'m excited to get my  other kids in.  I almost want braces again, that \'s how much I love the way  his teeth turned out!!    All the staff have been wonderful, caring and skilled.  I would not  recommend anyone else in the Plano/Allen/McKinney area.  I cannot express  how pleased my family is with your office.  OK, maybe awesome and blessed!  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