Dental charting

Hard tissue examination

What is another term for dental charting?

-Documents current image of patient dentition

-Used to assist with developing diagnosis and treatment plan

-Allows for clear communication with the patient, other dental healthcare providers, and insurance companies

-legal documentation/audits

-Aids, forensic investigation

-Record of dental needs both met and ongoing

What are the six purposes of the dental charting?

Hyperdontia

What is the tooth anomaly for too many teeth?

Hypodontia/partial anodontia

What is the tooth anomaly for missing teeth?

Anodontia

What is the tooth anomaly for no teeth?

Mesiodens

The tooth anomaly where Supernumerary tooth between two permanent maxillary central incisors

Macrodontia

What is the tooth anomaly for large teeth?

Microdontia; peg lateral

What is the tooth anomaly for small teeth? Example?

Gemination

What is the tooth anomaly for a tooth split into two?

Fusion

What is the Tooth anomaly for two teeth fusing?

Fusion has two roots and gemination has one

What is the difference between fusion and gemination?

Dens in dente

The tooth anomaly with a Tooth within a tooth in the root

Dilaceration

The tooth anomaly with curved roots

Hutchinson's incisors

What tooth anomaly is caused by syphilis?

Mulberry molars

The tooth anomaly with Molars with multiple cusps that are caused by congenital syphilis.

Dens evaginatus

What is the Tooth anomaly with an extra cusp within the crown?

Enamel pearl

The tooth anomaly of? Small spherical enamel projections on tooth surface.

Talon cusp

The tooth anomaly of An extra cusp on the incisors

Enamel dysplasia

The tooth anomaly of Too much/not enough enamel

Dentinogenesis imperfecta

The tooth anomaly where dentin was not formed properly

Taurodontism

The tooth anomaly involving short roots?

Attrition

The acquired tooth damage involving anterior and posterior teeth due to bruxism/occlusion

Abrasion

Acquired tooth damage due to A wearing away or rubbing away of the tooth by friction.

Dental abfraction

Acquired tooth damage at the cervical third caused by clenching and grinding

Internal resorption

The type of resorption with destruction of dentin around the pulp cavity within the crown or root of a tooth

External resorption

the type of resorption that occurs On the outside of the tooth

Class one

The caries Classification on the occlusal surface of anterior and posterior

Class two

The carries classification of interproximal of posteriors

Class three

The carries classification of interproximal of anterior

Class four

The carries classification of the incisal edge of anterior

Class five

The carries classification of the cervical third of anterior and posterior

Class six

The carries classification of the cusp of posteriors

Demineralization/white spot lesions/incipient lesions

What are the early signs of carries called?

Amalgam

What restoration is this?

Pin retention

What restoration is this?

Composite resin

What restoration is this?

Crown

What restoration is this?

porcelain fused to metal crown?

What restoration is this?

All ceramic crown

What restoration is this?

Temporary crown

What restoration is this?

Bridges/Abutment and Pontic

What restoration is this?

Cantilever bridge?

What restoration is this with one abutment and two floating teeth?

Maryland Bridge

What restoration is this?

Stainless steel crown

What restoration is only on primary teeth

Veneer

What restoration is this?

Onlay

What restoration is this?

Inlay

What restoration is this?

Pit and fissure Sealant

What restoration is this?