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Charting primary teeth
Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2010 8:01 am
by fishdrzig
If on the chart we declare a permanent tooth missing and that the primary is present, I noticed that the tooth letter does not show on the charting. Maybe this is a feature request or am I doing it wrong?
Re: Charting primary teeth
Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2010 4:28 pm
by jordansparks
You wouldn't mark it "missing". You would mark it "primary". You might need to simply call us.
Re: Charting primary teeth
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 9:15 am
by fishdrzig
Jordan
I created a test patient, marked 1,16,17,32 as missing, then as hidden. On the perio chart, the numbers still show up and the automatic probing prompt will still start on tooth #1 distal? Is this the way it works? If so, it is ok, just wondering if I am missing something because the assistant can get confused when recording the numbers.
Primary teeth. If the adult patient has a congenitally missing #20 and a primary #k present, how should this be marked so when probing, #k shows up on the chart and is not skipped over?
Re: Charting primary teeth
Posted: Fri Feb 26, 2010 8:18 pm
by jordansparks
On the perio chart, is it the initial exam or a subsequent exam? Missing teeth only copy over for initial exam. And yes, if #1 is missing you do have to click once with the mouse to get the cursor over to the correct starting point.
Depends on if you feel like probing k. You can mark it to skip if you wish.
Just remember that the skipped teeth in the perio chart can be completely different than the missing teeth in the regular chart.