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Charting Flashcards

1
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Why do dentists chart?

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  • to keep an accurate record of the dental condition at examination
  • to keep a record of the patient’s history while under your care
  • to communicate accurately and effectively with professional colleagues
  • for medicolegal incidents
  • forensics
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2
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What should be charted?

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  • crowded/rotated teeth
  • missing teeth
  • restorations
  • caries
  • splints
  • veneers
  • bridges
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3
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What should be states when charting restorations

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the type of material used

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4
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how is amalgam stated in charting

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AM

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5
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How is composite charted?

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COMP

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6
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What is a basic periodontal exam

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Use a 0.5mm diameter ball ended probe with coloured marker 3.5 - 5.5 mm from tip (CPITN)

examine dentition by sextants

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7
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What is code 0 for periodontal examination

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healthy gingival tissue with no bleeding on probing

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8
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what is code 1 for a periodontal examination

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coloured area probe remains completely visible

no calculus or defective restoration margins

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9
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what is code 2 in a periodontal examination

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coloured area probe remains completely visible

calculus or defective restoration margins detected

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10
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what is code 3 in a periodontal examination

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coloured area of the probe is only partly visible

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11
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what is code 4 of a periodontal examination

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coloured area of the probe disappaers (pocket > 6 mm)

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12
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what is code * in a periodontal examination

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furcation involvement

OR

recession PLUS probing > 7mm

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13
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what are plaque retention factors

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calculus

overhanging restorations

poor margins on dentures

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14
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What does it mean if there is an X in one of the sextants of a basic periodonal examination

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not enough teeth to give a grade

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15
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what are the 3 charting systems

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FDI

palmer

graphical/grid

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16
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What is FDI charting

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federation dental international

also known is ISO-3950 notation

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17
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What is palmer notation

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also known as military tooth numbering system

modified version of the Zsigmondy system

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18
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how is palmer’s charting system done

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Upper right, left etc is the quadrant

then add the tooth number 1-8 or A-E for deciduous teeth

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19
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Draw out the graphical representation of an upper right incisor/canine

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20
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Draw out the graphical represntation of a lower left premolar/molar

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21
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What should be charted first

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missing teeth

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22
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How do you chart a sound teeth

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do not draw anything

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23
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How do you chart a partially erupted tooth

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Write PE beneath it

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24
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How do you chart a left hadn side tooth drifting distally

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25
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How do you chart a tooth being outstanding/instanding

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26
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How do you chart a left hadn tooth drifting mesially

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27
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How do you chart a tooth to be extracted

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28
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How do you chart a tooth that is extracted

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29
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How do you chart a missing tooth $

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30
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How do you chart a fractures incisal edge

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31
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How do you chart a tooth with a metal ceramic crown

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32
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How do you chart a tooth with an AU onlay

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33
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How do you chart a tooth that requires RCT and has an occlusal cavity

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34
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How do you chart a tooth with retained roots

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35
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How do you chart a tooth missings and is replaced by a bridge pontic and the bridge retainers are on adjacent teeth

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36
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How do you chart a splint present

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37
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How do you chart a porcelein veneer

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38
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How do you chart a tooth missing but the space is closed

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39
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draw a labial caries

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40
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how do you chart a labial restoration

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41
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how do you chart a restoration to be replaced

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42
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how do you chart an interproximal restoration

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43
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how do you chart an interproximal and incisal restoration

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44
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how do you chart a palatal restoration

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45
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how do you chart a root canal filling

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46
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how do you chart a metal ceramic crown

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47
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how do you chart a gold shell crown

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48
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how do you chart a fractured incisal edge

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49
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how do you chart a fractured incisal edge

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50
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how do you chart a porcelein veneer

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51
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how do you chart a porcelain jacket crown

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52
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how do you chart a tooth that require extraction

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53
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how do you chart a tooth that is extracted on the course of this treatment

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54
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how do you chart a tooth that has retained roots

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55
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how do you chart teeth that have been replaced by a partial denture chrome/cobalt

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56
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how do you chart teeth replaced by a partial acrylic denture

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57
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how do you chart a tooth that is outstanding

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58
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how do you chart a tooth that is instanding

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59
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how do you chart a tooth that is unerupted

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60
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how do you chart a tooth that is a retained deciduous

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61
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how do you chart a bridge retainer

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62
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how do you chart a splint

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63
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how do you chart a tooth that is an implant

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64
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how do you chart a tooth that is partially erupted

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65
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how do you chart a tooth that is fissure sealed

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66
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how do you chart two seperate amalgam restorations

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67
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how do you chart a bridge pontic

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68
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how do you chart a buccal-cervical restoration in glass ionomer

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69
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how do you chart a tooth that is missing but the space is closed

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70
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how do you chart a tooth that requires root treatment with an occlusal restoration

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71
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what does Cu mean

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complete upper denture

72
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what does Cl mean

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complete lower denture

73
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what does NV mean

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non vital tooth

74
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what does NCTSL mean

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non carious tooth surface loss

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