Questions and Answers
What indication should be drawn for tooth #3's class II MOD amalgam restoration?
What should be outlined for tooth #6's class III ML composite restoration?
Composite on the lingual side in blue, outline recurrent decay in red.
Tooth #8 requires a line drawn through the entire root for RCT indication.
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Tooth #13 needs _____ for abscess.
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Match the following teeth with their respective conditions:
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What should be indicated for tooth #20?
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What action is necessary for tooth #24's MF periodontal pocket?
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Tooth #30 has recurrent decay.
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What color should be used for indicating decay on tooth #31?
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What should be done for tooth #7?
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Study Notes
Dental Charting Key Terms and Procedures
- Class II MOD amalgam restoration is noted on tooth #3; outline occlusal surface in blue and indicate filling.
- Class III ML composite restoration present on tooth #6, highlighted with red for recurrent decay.
- Tooth #8 features RCT and apicoectomy with amalgam filling; representation includes a drawn line through the root.
- Abscess and need for RCT are indicated on tooth #13, marked with red circle and line through the root.
- Tooth #16 showing overeruption is represented with a downward arrow in blue.
- Removal of tooth #17 is illustrated with an "X" in blue.
- Tooth #18 has an MOD only gold crown; represented by an outlined surface and hashed lines in blue.
- Temporary restoration indicated for tooth #19 with IRM specified in blue outline.
- Decay noted on tooth #20 is indicated with a red outline.
- Tooth #29 features MO amalgam; represented by blue outline and fill.
- Maxillary right 2nd molar has MO decay outlined in red.
- First molar on maxillary right requires a full gold crown (FGC); indicated with red outline and hashed lines.
- Maxillary right canine presented with MI decay is indicated by a red outline on both facial and lingual sides.
- Missing maxillary left lateral incisor is marked with an "X" and "retained" noted in blue.
- Maxillary left first bicuspid removal is shown with an "X" in blue.
- Mandibular left 2nd bicuspid has DO amalgam restoration indicated by a blue outline and fill.
- Mandibular right canine includes ML composite restoration; outlined in blue on the lingual side.
- Class V B decay noted on mandibular right 1st molar is marked at gumline in red.
- Occlusal pit decay observed in mandibular right 2nd molar, outlined in red from occlusal to lingual.
- Entire maxillary set of teeth removed is indicated with a blue cross-out of the arch.
- Full upper denture is referred to as FUD and marked above the maxillary arch in blue.
- Tooth #22 has been removed, indicated with a blue "X".
- Crown on tooth #18 is identified as FGC with blue outline and hashed lines.
- Tooth #19 with MO amalgam is displayed with an outline and fill in blue.
- Tooth #22 reflects ML decay in red outline.
- Distal lingual decay marked on tooth #23 appears in red outline.
- Periodontal pocket of 4 mm on tooth #24 is indicated with an arrow in blue and noted depth.
- Mandibular anterior teeth show heavy calculus marked with letter "C".
- Diastema between teeth #8 and #9 is indicated with blue vertical lines.
- Class III mobility on tooth #23 is illustrated with a blue arrow below.
- MI fracture on tooth #24 is captured with a zig-zag line in blue.
- Different types of crowns (e.g., PFG and PFMs) are represented with hashed lines on their surfaces.
- Tooth #1 requires removal, indicated by a red diagonal line across the tooth.
- Recurrent decay on tooth #31 with MO amalgam filling is illustrated in blue and red.
- Abutments and pontics of a fixed bridge from teeth #7 to #9 are outlined in blue with crowns noted.
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