Chart conditions, existing work and treatment
Available to
Dentists, dental assistants and hygienists.The toolbox above the odontogram turns a click on a tooth into a record. Pick a tool, then select a surface and a tooth. Nothing on the chart is final until it is signed or approved, and each click can be undone until then.
The toolbox
| Panel | What it records | Who |
|---|---|---|
| Conditions | Observed findings such as caries, fracture, mobility, periapical lesion or gingival inflammation. | Assistant or dentist |
| Existing | Work already in the mouth, such as a restoration, crown or root canal treatment. | Assistant or dentist |
| Tooth status | Missing, extracted, impacted, implant and similar tooth states. | Dentist |
| Treatment | Planned procedures from the catalogue. | Dentist |
| Care panels | A bundle of plan items in one click. | Dentist |
Chart a condition or treatment
- Open the patient's chart and make sure there is an open assessment. If there is none, select New assessment.
- Select the Conditions or Existing panel and pick a tool.
- Select a tooth. For surface work, select the surface in the tooth's small diagram.
- The result appears as a dashed draft finding in your open assessment. Select it again to undo it.
- For treatment, select the Treatment panel, pick a procedure and select the tooth. The item is added to the draft treatment plan.
A care panel adds a whole set of plan items for the tooth you choose, in one click. Examples are a hygiene visit, a crown package, a root canal with post and core and crown, an extraction with an implant, and paediatric prevention.
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