Charting Flashcards by H C

Why do dentists chart?

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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What should be charted?

crowded/rotated teeth
missing teeth
restorations
caries
splints
veneers
bridges

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What should be states when charting restorations

the type of material used

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how is amalgam stated in charting

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How is composite charted?

COMP

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What is a basic periodontal exam

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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What is code 0 for periodontal examination

healthy gingival tissue with no bleeding on probing

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what is code 1 for a periodontal examination

coloured area probe remains completely visible

no calculus or defective restoration margins

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what is code 2 in a periodontal examination

coloured area probe remains completely visible

calculus or defective restoration margins detected

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what is code 3 in a periodontal examination

coloured area of the probe is only partly visible

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what is code 4 of a periodontal examination

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

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what is code * in a periodontal examination

furcation involvement

recession PLUS probing > 7mm

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what are plaque retention factors

calculus

overhanging restorations

poor margins on dentures

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

not enough teeth to give a grade

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what are the 3 charting systems

FDI

palmer

graphical/grid

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What is FDI charting

federation dental international

also known is ISO-3950 notation

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What is palmer notation

also known as military tooth numbering system

modified version of the Zsigmondy system

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how is palmer’s charting system done

Upper right, left etc is the quadrant

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

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

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

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What should be charted first

missing teeth

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How do you chart a sound teeth

do not draw anything

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How do you chart a partially erupted tooth

Write PE beneath it

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How do you chart a left hadn side tooth drifting distally

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How do you chart a tooth being outstanding/instanding

How do you chart a left hadn tooth drifting mesially

How do you chart a tooth to be extracted

How do you chart a tooth that is extracted

How do you chart a missing tooth $

How do you chart a fractures incisal edge

How do you chart a tooth with a metal ceramic crown

How do you chart a tooth with an AU onlay

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

How do you chart a tooth with retained roots

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

How do you chart a splint present

How do you chart a porcelein veneer

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

draw a labial caries

how do you chart a labial restoration

how do you chart a restoration to be replaced

how do you chart an interproximal restoration

how do you chart an interproximal and incisal restoration

how do you chart a palatal restoration

how do you chart a root canal filling

how do you chart a metal ceramic crown

how do you chart a gold shell crown

how do you chart a fractured incisal edge

how do you chart a porcelein veneer

how do you chart a porcelain jacket crown

how do you chart a tooth that require extraction

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

how do you chart a tooth that has retained roots

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

how do you chart teeth replaced by a partial acrylic denture

how do you chart a tooth that is outstanding

how do you chart a tooth that is instanding

how do you chart a tooth that is unerupted

how do you chart a tooth that is a retained deciduous

how do you chart a bridge retainer

how do you chart a splint

how do you chart a tooth that is an implant

how do you chart a tooth that is partially erupted

how do you chart a tooth that is fissure sealed

how do you chart two seperate amalgam restorations

how do you chart a bridge pontic

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

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

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

what does Cu mean

complete upper denture

what does Cl mean

complete lower denture

what does NV mean

non vital tooth

what does NCTSL mean

non carious tooth surface loss