You can assign a paint type to a procedure in the Procedure Code Editor to determine how the procedure is drawn on a tooth in the Patient Chart. The following table contains examples of the default paint types.
Note: Dentrix includes all available paint types. You cannot change or delete paint types. The ADA codes included with Dentrix are assigned paint types as applicable. However, you can assign the ADA code to a different paint type to fit your preference. For example, you could paint a crown "solid," "hatched," or "outline." Changing a description does not change what is painted for that paint type.
Paint Type |
Image |
Paint Type |
Image |
Paint Type |
Image |
Surface Restoration |
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Pins |
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Posts |
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Apicoectomy |
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Abcess |
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Sealant |
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Crown - solid |
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Crown - hatched |
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Crown - outline |
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Root Canal |
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3/4 Crown - solid |
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3/4 Crown - hatched |
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3/4 Crown - outline |
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Bridge - solid |
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Bridge - hatched |
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Bridge - outline |
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Bridge Retainer Crown - solid |
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Bridge Retainer Crown - hatched |
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Bridge Retainer Crown - outline |
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Impacted Distal |
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Impacted Mesial |
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Drifting Distal |
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Drifting Mesial |
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Extraction |
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Implant Cylinder |
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Implant Blade |
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Unerupted |
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Open Contact Mesial |
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Open Contact Distal |
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Non-functional Tooth |
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Hypersensitivity |
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Recession |
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Fractured Tooth |
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Watch Tooth |
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Boxed Tooth |
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Circled Tooth |
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Surface Resto - solid |
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Surface Resto - hatched |
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Surface Resto - dotted |
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Denture -solid |
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Denture - hatched |
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Denture - outline |
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