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Note Text |
Cancelled Appt <24-Hr Notice |
The patient cancelled their appointment with less than 24-hour notice. |
Patient Dismissed |
The patient was dismissed from the practice because of non-payment of debtnon-payment of debt. The patient was given 30-days notice prior to dismissal from the practice, and told that the practice is still available for emergency treatment for the next 30 days while the patient is seeking another dentist. |
Patient Failed Confirmed Appt |
The patient's appointment was previously confirmed, and the patient did not arrive at the office for their scheduled appointment. |
Return Appointment |
The patient scheduled a return appointmentscheduled a return appointment to finish treatment. |
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Anesthetic, Specific Tooth |
BenzocaineBenzocaine was placed on the palatepalate, adjacent to tooth 11. A total of 00 carpules of Articaine, 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000Articaine, 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000 was injected into the palatepalate using a longlong, 2525-gauge needle. A suck-back safety syringe was used to avoid inter-vesicular injection. The patient tolerated the injection and had no adverse reactions to the anesthetic. |
Local Anesthetic, Brief |
The patient was given 00 total carpules of Articaine, 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000Articaine, 4% with Epinephrine 1:100,000 to achieve satisfactory local anesthesia results. |
No Injection Given to Patient |
No injection was given to the patient. The procedure was minimally invasiveThe procedure was minimally invasive for the dental treatment. |
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Cosmetic Aberration |
The patient has skeletal aberrationskeletal aberration, treatable by Dentisttreatable by Dentist. (Cosmetic Aberration Notes) |
Cosmetic Issue |
The patient has abnormal tooth morphologyabnormal tooth morphology in the maxillary, anteriormaxillary, anterior area. |
Exam Type |
Exam Type: InitialInitial |
Functional Evaluation, TMJ |
A Functional Evaluation of the patient's TMJ shows the following: Motion/Deviation: NoneNone Subluxation/Crepitus: NoneNone Symptoms Reported: NoneNone (Notes) Diagnosis: TMJ Issues Not PresentTMJ Issues Not Present |
Myofunctional Analysis |
A Functional Evaluation, Myofunctional Analysis shows the following: Tongue Habits: NormalNormal (Notes) Lip Habits: NormalNormal (Notes) Speech: NormalNormal (Notes) |
Occlusion |
A Functional Evaluation of the patient's Occlusion shows the following. Occlusion Classification: Class IClass I Left Lateral: NormalNormal (Notes) Right Lateral: NormalNormal (Notes) Space for Appliances: NormalNormal (Notes) Overall Spacing: No issuesNo issues Crowding: NoneNone Crossbite: NoneNone Arch Length: No issuesNo issues Overbite (mm): 22 (Notes) Overjet (mm): 22 (Notes) Patient's perceived level of function: NoneNone Dentist's perceived level of function: NoneNone Patient's perceived level of aesthetics: NoneNone Dentist's perceived level of aesthetics: NoneNone |
Oral Hygiene |
The patient's overall Oral Hygiene is NormalNormal. Today's exam shows the following. Plaque: NormalNormal (Notes) Calculus: NormalNormal (Notes) Stain: NormalNormal (Notes) Food Impaction Areas: NormalNormal (Notes) |
Oral Pathology |
The patient has nono evidentevident oral pathology. No treatmentNo treatment is recommended. The prognosis is goodgood. There is no evident tooth-related oral pathologyThere is no evident tooth-related oral pathology. |
Patient Habits |
An evaluation of the patient's habits pertaining to their oral health shows the following. Cigar/Cigarette Smoking: NoneNone Pipe Smoking: NoneNone Nail Biting: NoneNone Smokeless Tobacco Use: NoneNone Thumb/Finger Sucking: NoneNone Toothpick/Stimulator Use: NoneNone Gum Chewing: NoneNone Teeth Grinding/Clenching: NoneNone Cheek Biting: NoneNone Tongue Thrusting: NoneNone Mouth Breathing: NoneNone Bulemia/Anorexia: NoneNone Substance Abuse: NoneNone Other Habits: NoneNone |
Patient Health |
Patient health conditions: (select all that apply)(select all that apply) |
Restorative Issues |
The patient exhibits nono existing decay. The patient is missing the following teeth: 11 The patient has the following additional restorative issues: NoneNone |
Soft Tissue Exam |
A Soft Tissue Exam shows the following: Extraoral Head/Neck: NormalNormal (Notes) Lymph Chain: NormalNormal (Notes) Lips: NormalNormal (Notes) Labial/Buccal Mucosa: NormalNormal (Notes) Tongue: NormalNormal (Notes) Floor of Mouth: NormalNormal (Notes) Palate, Hard/Soft: NormalNormal (Notes) Pharynx: NormalNormal (Notes) |
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Attempted Root Canal, Closed |
Attempted root canal treatment on tooth 11. Examination of the X-ray revealed that the canal has closed off. The patient has been informed that the tooth can either be extracted and crowned or have a post and core and be crowned. A treatment plan is being determined. |
High Pulp Test Reading |
A pulp test was administered on tooth 11. The pulpal reading was 0.00.0. The high test result indicates that the nerve is dead and the tooth is abscessed. The patient has agreed to an amalgam surface restorationamalgam surface restoration. |
Low Pulp Test Reading |
A pulp test was administered on tooth 11. The pulpal reading was 0.00.0. The low result represents a normal reading for the tooth. |
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Crown Replaced Large Amalagam |
The amalgam restoration covering the11surface(s) of tooth 11 has been replaced with a crown. |
Crown to be Replaced |
The resin-based compositeresin-based composite crown on tooth 11 needs to be replaced due to decaydecay. |
Pre-Op Impression |
An impression has been taken using alginate hydrocolloid in order to fabricate a temporary bridgebridge. |
Ready for Crown |
Tooth11 is in need of a crown. The tooth has already had a root canalroot canal. |
Shade Guide Selected |
Patient has selected BioblendBioblend AA 11 as the Shade Guide for use on the bridgebridge for tooth 11. |
Stumpshade Selected |
A stumpshade was selected to be used in conjunction with the Shade Guide for the (Tx Plan, Bridge/Crown) on tooth 11. BioblendBioblend AA 11 will be used as the shade on the mesialmesial surface of the bridgebridge. |
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Oral Hygiene Instructions |
Proper technique of brushing demonstrated. Flossing with fingers and a floss holder demonstrated. Patient given a soft toothbrush and floss. |
Oral Rinse |
Patient rinsed with ACCLEANACCLEAN after treatment. |
Prophylaxis |
Performed generalgeneral scaling with hand instruments. Flossed all contacts. |
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Antibiotic Pre-Med Confirmed |
The patient confirmed that they pre-medicated with Amoxicillin 500 mgAmoxicillin 500 mg one hour prior to today's appointment, as instructed. The patient's dental chart indicates that they must be pre-medicated prior to any dental treatment. The patient was instructed to pre-medicate with two grams of the antibiotic (4 pills) one hour prior to today's appointment. |
Antibiotic Pre-Med Negative |
The patient was asked if they pre-medicated with antibiotics one hour prior to today's appointment. The patient's dental chart indicates that they must be pre-medicated prior to any dental treatment. The patient stated that they DID NOT pre-medicate prior to today's appointment. The patient was re-appointed. |
Health History Updated |
Before dental treatment, the patient was asked about changes to their medical history such as a recent surgery or changes in medication. Patient confirmed verbally that there have been changes in their medical history. These changes have been recorded and updated in the patient's chart. |
Health History, No Change |
Before dental treatment, the patient was asked about changes to their medical history such as a recent surgery or changes in medication. Patient confirmed verbally that there have been NO changes in their medical history. |
Health History, None |
The patient has stated that they are not currently taking any medications, do not have any health issues, and have no need to be under a doctor's care at this time. |
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Note Text |
Orthodontic Extraction |
The following teeth were extracted for orthodontic purposes:11. A letter from the orthodontist instructed that the teeth be extracted. |
Orthodontic Referral |
Patient has been given an orthodontic referral to discuss options with, and seek treatment from an orthodontist for correction of a crossbitea crossbite. |
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Pain, Hard Tissue |
The patient has pain in the following teeth:11 |
Pain, No Swelling |
Patient experiences pain but has no swelling in the Upper RightUpper Right quadrant. The pain seems to be associated with tooth 11. |
Pain, Swelling |
Patient complains of pain and swelling in the Upper RightUpper Right quadrant. The swelling is located near the mesialmesial surface of tooth11. |
Pain, Soft Tissue |
There is evidence of bleedingbleeding on the facialfacial adjacent to tooth 11 . From the patient's description it is determined that the pain level is low acutelow acute. |
TMJ Joint Problem |
Patient complained of pain in the following joint(s): Right TMJRight TMJ. |
Ulcers in Mouth |
The patient complained of pain in the oral cavity. An examination revealed the presence of an ulcerated, white, circular lesion of less than 5 mmless than 5 mm in diameter, on the mucosa in the (Quadrant-With Pain) quadrant, on the mesialmesial surface adjacent to tooth 11. |
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Topical Anesthesia, Extraction |
Topical anesthetic was used to numb the gum tissue surrounding tooth 1 1 prior to the extraction of the tooth. |
Severe Pulpal Exposure |
Examination revealed that tooth 11 had a severe pulpal exposure. Options were discussed, and the patient's family chose to have the tooth extracted. |
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Deep Root Scaling, Quadrant(s) |
Deep root scaling was used to remove deep calculus from the teeth in the Upper RightUpper Right quadrant(s) of the mouth. Patient rinsed with ACCLEANACCLEAN after treatment. |
Deep Root Scaling, Teeth |
Deep root scaling was used to remove deep calculus from the following teeth: 11. Patient rinsed with ACCLEANACCLEAN after treatment. |
Periodontal Exam Notes |
A periodontal exam indicates the following for quadrant(s):Upper RightUpper Right . Classification: SkippedSkipped Gingiva Color: SkippedSkipped Gingival Inflammation: SkippedSkipped Free Gingival Margins: SkippedSkipped Interdental Papillae: SkippedSkipped Gingiva Consistency: SkippedSkipped Gingiva Surface Texture: SkippedSkipped Attached Gingiva: SkippedSkipped Gingival Sulcus: SkippedSkipped Gingival Bleeding: SkippedSkipped Suppuration: SkippedSkipped Pattern of Bone Loss: SkippedSkipped Severity of Bone Loss: SkippedSkipped Plaque: SkippedSkipped Calculus: SkippedSkipped Dentinal Hypersensitivity: SkippedSkipped Tooth Stain: SkippedSkipped Tooth Stain Pigment: SkippedSkipped Other: (Notes) |
Referral to Periodontist |
Patient has been referred to a periodontist for further treatment. |
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No Medication or Antibiotic |
Neither pain medication nor antibiotics were given to the patient. The patient understood that their procedure was minor and did not require the use of either pain medication or antibiotics. |
Prescription |
The patient has been given the following prescription: Amoxicillin 500 mgAmoxicillin 500 mg, 8 tabs8 tabs; Take 2 now, 1 Q 6 H until goneTake 2 now, 1 Q 6 H until gone. There are 11 refills on the prescription. Prescription instructions have been given to the patient and the patient has confirmed that they understand the instructions. |
Prescription to Pharmacy |
The patient's prescription was phoned in to a pharmacy technicianphoned in to a pharmacy technician. |
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Patient Referred |
The patient has been referred to an endodontistan endodontist for a second opinionsecond opinion. |
Patient, Consider Tx Options |
The patient has been presented with several treatment options and understands that they need to schedule an appointment and return to the office for treatment when they have decided upon a treatment plan. |
Treatment Importance |
The importance of making and keeping treatment appointments has been discussed. A printout of costs associated with treatment has been given to the patient. The patient understands that if they do not seek immediate dental treatment the costs of restoring their dentition could increase significantly and may or may not include additional procedures such as root canals and crowns. |
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Add Multiple Teeth, Removable |
Additional teeth have been added to the patient’s removable appliance: 11 . |
Occlusal Bite Guard Delivered |
An Occlusal Bite Guard was delivered to the patient. The patient has been instructed to wear the bite guard at night. The patient has also been encouraged to wear the guard any time they are biting or grinding their teeth. |
Patient Instructions |
The patient has been given their removable appliance and has been instructed to return to the office if they experience any discomfort related to the appliance or if the appliance requires any adjustments. |
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Chip in Tooth, Large |
The mesialmesial surface of tooth 11 has been chipped. The patient has been advised that since the chip is large the tooth will need an amalgam surface restorationan amalgam surface restoration. Patient will make an appointment for treatment. |
Chip in Tooth, Small |
The mesialmesial surface of tooth 11 has been chipped. The patient has been advised that since the chip is relatively small the best treatment option is sanding, smoothing and polishing. |
Crown Cemented |
The resin-based
compositeresin-based
composite
crown on tooth 11
was cemented using
DurelonDurelon,
phosphoric acid etchant 10%10%,
and |
Crown Off, Structure Sound |
The crown came off tooth 11. Examination revealed both the tooth and the crown to be in good structural condition. Crown cleaned and re-cemented to tooth using DurelonDurelon. Patient advised that should this happen again the crown will need to be replaced. |
Crown Off, Structure Unsound |
The crown came off tooth 11. Examination revealed part of the tooth structure to have broken off with the crown. Patient has been advised that re-cementing the crown is not an option because of the broken tooth. Several treatment options were presented, including a root canal with a post and core and a new crown. Patient has agreed to an amalgam surface restorationan amalgam surface restoration to repair the tooth. |
Fractured Crown |
The mesialmesial surface of the crown on tooth11 is fractured. Patient has agreed to an amalgam surface restorationan amalgam surface restoration to repair the tooth. |
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Crown Restoration Post-Op |
Patient has been given all instructions and information concerning the resin-based compositeresin-based composite crown placed today. They have been advised regarding the duration of numbness, expected sensitivity, and amount of time until they can chew. The patient has also been advised to contact the office if they experience swelling of the jaw or severe pain related to temperature changes in the mouth. |
Post-Op Instructions |
For today's treatment, computer generatedcomputer generated post-op instructions were given to the patientpatient. |
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Pat. Confirms Pregnancy, X-ray |
The patient responded affirmatively when asked whether she was pregnant. X-rays will not be taken because of her condition. |
Used FMX Instead of X-ray |
No X-ray was taken of the patient. The most recent FMX was used instead. |
X-ray, Patient NO Permission |
A thorough explanation of the benefits and risks associated with the taking of digital x-rays was verbally discussed with the patient, including the necessity of taking an x-ray on tooth11. Despite my recommendations to have x-rays taken, the patient refused to give permission to take x-rays and the patient understands the possible consequences of this action. |