Dentrix Ideas

supernumerary tooth charting

I would like to be able to chart SN and other pathology and have it appear in the clinical chart.
  • Guest
  • Jul 9 2019
  • Likely to Implement
  • Jul 9, 2019

    Admin response

    That's a great idea, thank you!
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  • Guest commented
    28 Dec, 2021 02:25pm

    Would be great to be able to see this on the graphic chart.

  • Guest commented
    7 Apr, 2020 02:49pm

    Also adding the ability to import other charting images and the option of where to place in the chart- root, crown, apex or above/below..... It would be super awesome to have the ability to edit the 'cartoon' chartings to reflect more of what we actually see,

  • Guest commented
    20 Aug, 2019 10:54pm

    The Chart AND Periochart  must reflect supernumerary as well as retained primary teeth!!! If charted incorrectly by "making due " we will run into history violations with insurance companies.

  • julia moritis commented
    17 Jul, 2019 04:33pm

    Do you mean in addition to the permanent tooth? It is possible to show primary teeth....

    EXACTLY!

  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    Also need to be able to assign treatment to SN teeth, especially extractions!
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    it would be really helpful, especially in charting.Thanks
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    Other pathology would be nice too. Teeth are not the only things that we look at.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    Peg Lateral anotation needs to be possible.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    Customizing/creating charting symbols would allow for creating a symbol for a supernumerary tooth.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    move your votes to "supernumerary tooth charting " above so we can bump this up the list!
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    We would love this feature... we have several patients on which we have attempted to "draw in" additional teeth using the chart notations feature, and they look unprofessional at best. We also use this to draw on permanently bonded retainers and space maintainers. We would love to see those actually show up in the chart. I think that everything you can chart as existing conditions and/or treatment plan should be able to show up graphically in the tooth chart.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    There needs to be a way for implant site nomenclature : example IMP19, means there is implant at site #19. Just like supernumerary SN19.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    It would be helpful to have it on the actual tooth chart not just in the progress notes. The doctor just wants to walk in the room and see the tooth chart and see what is going on from that without scrolling through progress report notes.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    It would be helpful to chart primary teeth still in and chart a perm tooth erupting ling or buccal to that tooth for pedo offices.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    It would be great if the supernumerary teeth not only showed up on the charting, but also to be able to periochart them as well.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    While it is possible to add a supernumerary tooth if there's a procedure attached, i.e., extracting #52...this is not helpful if there's no procedure that needs to be done! We definitely need to just show that it's there...just like you can post a "missing tooth", you should be able to show "supernumerary tooth".
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    To number supernumerary teeth and is supported with Dentrix the numbers change from 1-32 to 51-82. This will show with a U on the regular position. It would be nice to show an extra tooth in Dentrix instead of the U.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    Supernumerary teeth occur often enough and should be included in your charting module as a draw type (see Eaglesoft)
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    It's been almost 3 years and still no solution. Maybe longer. Lets get it taken care of.
  • Guest commented
    9 Jul, 2019 04:32am
    How to enter supernumerary tooth # 33 - 40 to dentrix ledger? This is the new requirement tooth number by Medi-Cal. We cannot post on the patient chart.
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