1. Accurate and complete: When filling out the form, make sure that you provide accurate and complete information, including personal information, medical history information, and information on abnormal oral diseases. This helps the doctor to accurately assess the condition and develop an appropriate treatment plan.
2. Standardized and clear: Use standardized words and terminology when filling out the form to avoid vague or inaccurate descriptions. The handwriting should be clear and readable to ensure that the information is understandable and traceable.
3. Truthfulness and reliability: Provide truthful and reliable information when filling out the form, and do not intentionally conceal or distort the facts. It is very important for doctors to make correct diagnosis and treatment decisions.