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What is dental charting? Dental charting is a process in which your dental healthcare professional lists and describes the health of your teeth and gums. Periodontal charting, which is a part of your dental chart, refers to the six measurements (in millimeters) that are taken around each tooth.
In dentistry, charting symbols are essential to represent a variety of dental conditions. Here are some frequently used symbols: Decay/Cavity: Usually represented by a black dot or spot on the tooth, indicating areas of decay that may require fillings.
The Tooth Chart has an optional Red-Green-Blue color scheme that can be applied. This filter will colorize the natural tooth restoration graphics. Green = Initial treatment. Blue = Treatment charted to patient history. Red = Treatment plan.
Understanding the Tooth Number Chart Start at the top right. Tooth number 1 is the one at the back. The one beside it toward the front of your mouth is 2, and the numbering continues along the upper teeth until you get to the other end. So, tooth number 16 is the farthest back on the top left.
Charting digitally also means we can use colours to highlight the status of treatment, in this case it is blue for treatment completed and red for caries/ treatment to be completed. Caries - Any decay needs to be reflected as dental treatment required in the dental charts and notes.

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Color coding is used widely in dentistry from endodontic files to anesthetic carpules. Additionally, color coding cassettes have been utilized to designate a specific operatory o procedure, making instrument cassette selection easier and more efficient as all the proper instruments are accessible.
Supernumerary teeth use 51-82 and AS-TS. For permanent supernumerary teeth add 50 to the tooth number (tooth 1 = 51). For primary supernumerary add S to the tooth number (tooth A = AS). FDI Notation (International, 11-48): 11-48 for permanent teeth.

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