An interactive chart per tooth and surface
Click the tooth, record the condition on the exact surface (buccal, lingual, occlusal…), and see its whole history. A tooth nobody has examined says "not examined" — it never claims to be sound.
General clinic systems treat a root canal the way they treat a consultation: a line and a price. A dental clinic needs to know which tooth, which surface, and in which session — and that is what this module was built for.
Not a roadmap — a shipped module with its own tests.
Click the tooth, record the condition on the exact surface (buccal, lingual, occlusal…), and see its whole history. A tooth nobody has examined says "not examined" — it never claims to be sound.
Propose treatment tooth by tooth, print the quote for the patient, and record their acceptance — or their refusal, with its reason. What is accepted becomes tracked sessions.
A root canal takes two or three visits. Each one is recorded against the treatment itself, so "what is left for this patient?" is a question with an answer on screen.
Six sites per tooth — pocket depth, bleeding, recession — recorded and compared across exams.
On private storage behind expiring signed links, tied to the visit date. There is no direct link to any patient file.
A red banner in the same place on every screen. The system flags a recorded allergy — it does not choose the drug or the dose.
Treatment is a line on an invoice
Treatment is tied to a specific tooth and surface, with a history
An appointment is a standalone unit
A session belongs to a treatment that has a start and an end
The quote is paper outside the system
The quote comes out of the plan itself, and its acceptance is recorded
Oral status lives in a notes field
A chart that distinguishes "sound" from "nobody has looked"
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