dental charting Flashcards

1
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what is the purpose of dental charting?

A

To keep an accurate record of the dental condition at examination
To keep a record of the patient’s history whilst under your care
To communicate accurately and effectively with professional colleagues
For medico-legal issues
Forensics

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2
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what is important to remember when charting restorations?

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must state the type of material used eg AM, COMP, AU

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3
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what must be charted?

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  • caries
  • dentures
  • crowded teeth
  • rotated teeth
  • missing teeth
  • restorations
  • splint
  • veneers
  • bridges
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what must be charted?

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  • caries
  • dentures
  • crowded teeth
  • rotated teeth
  • missing teeth
  • restorations
  • splint
  • veneers
  • bridges
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5
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what does probing reveal?

A

pocketing

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6
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what are the basic principles of dental charting?

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Chart the missing teeth first
Be methodical
Communicate effectively
Remember the restorative material
Midline
Do not fill in the entire surface

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7
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what are the different types of charting systems?

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  • FDI
  • Palmer
  • Grid
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8
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what are the numbers used in FDI deciduous charting?

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5,6,7,8

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9
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what is used for palmer deciduous charting?

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ABCDE

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10
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learn the charting symbols

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