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    Pedodontics Notes 2

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    This document summarizes key aspects of dental charting and record keeping. It outlines how individual teeth are represented in a dental chart, including the shapes used to denote different conditions like fillings, cavities, and extractions. It also discusses recording a patient's diet over 3 days, noting cariogenic foods, and how caries are described in a radiographic report. Photographs taken include extraoral and intraoral views. Additional details recorded include the patient's chief complaint, medical history, accompanying family, treatments done, behavior, and scheduled next visit.

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    This document summarizes key aspects of dental charting and record keeping. It outlines how individual teeth are represented in a dental chart, including the shapes used to denote different conditions like fillings, cavities, and extractions. It also discusses recording a patient's diet over 3 days, noting cariogenic foods, and how caries are described in a radiographic report. Photographs taken include extraoral and intraoral views. Additional details recorded include the patient's chief complaint, medical history, accompanying family, treatments done, behavior, and scheduled next visit.

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    This document summarizes key aspects of dental charting and record keeping. It outlines how individual teeth are represented in a dental chart, including the shapes used to denote different conditions like fillings, cavities, and extractions. It also discusses recording a patient's diet over 3 days, noting cariogenic foods, and how caries are described in a radiographic report. Photographs taken include extraoral and intraoral views. Additional details recorded include the patient's chief complaint, medical history, accompanying family, treatments done, behavior, and scheduled next visit.

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    Pedodontics Notes 2

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    This document summarizes key aspects of dental charting and record keeping. It outlines how individual teeth are represented in a dental chart, including the shapes used to denote different conditions like fillings, cavities, and extractions. It also discusses recording a patient's diet over 3 days, noting cariogenic foods, and how caries are described in a radiographic report. Photographs taken include extraoral and intraoral views. Additional details recorded include the patient's chief complaint, medical history, accompanying family, treatments done, behavior, and scheduled next visit.

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    Pedodontics - Lecture 2 / charting & record keeping : -----------------------------------------------------------------In the dental chart each tooth is represented by a geometrical view

    as if you are looking at the tooth from occlusal or inscisal view. The posterior tooth is represented by a shape which has 5 surfaces (occlusal, buccal, lingual or palatal, , mesial and distal). The anterior tooth is represented by a shape which has 4 surfaces and a line (the line for the incisal edge and the other surfaces for the lingual or palatal, labial, mesial and distal) In the dental chart we use shapes to represent several different things (dot for example to represent filling) and draw this shape on the representative surface of the tooth. The shapes that are used are as the following : _ : tooth not present : filling o : cavity + : remaining root / : tooth needs extraction X : extracted tooth (not exfoliated) <,>,v,^ : caries (the different orientations represent different tooth surfaces) Diet chart : For 3 consecutive days (one day at least should be a holiday), the patient writes down what he/she ate in (breakfast, lunch and dinner & the snacks in between). This is done to evaluate what's cariogenic (cariogenic point of view). Caries in radiographic report : e.g. 46 O = lower right first molar (occlusal caries) 75 MO = primary lower left second molar (mesio-occlusal caries) 64 DO = primary upper left first molar (disto-occlusal caries) Photographs : 4 Extraoral (1 anterior, 1 anterior smile, 2 lateral i.e one from each side) 6 Intraoral Dx = Diagnosis, e.g. caries, gingivitis, cellulitis, class II malocclusion Note : poor oral hygiene is not a diagnosis, diagnosis is a defined dental or medical term. Extension sheet : Contain 6 things1- C/C = Cheif compliant 2- MH : Medical history 3- MP,FP,GmP,GfP = Who's present with the child (MP = mother present, GmP = Gr and mother present, etc.) 4- Tx done = Treatment done 5-Beh = Behaviour (specific for paediatric dentistry) 6- N.V. = Next visit --------** some abbreviation were in the lecture : OHI = Oral Hygiene Instructions PRR = Preventive Resin Restorations THANK YOU Mu'ad S.Al-Zou'bi

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