Interactive dental chart
Tooth-by-tooth charting with FDI notation and visual condition tracking.
Crownly's dental chart uses FDI notation and lets you mark conditions, treatments, and notes per tooth. The chart is versioned, so you can see how a patient's mouth changed across visits.
The problem this removes
Hand drawn tooth diagrams are inconsistent across doctors and impossible to compare across visits.
How Dental chart works in Crownly
- •FDI notation, deciduous and permanent
- •Per-tooth conditions, treatments, and notes
- •Visual colour coding of status
- •Versioned across visits for clear progression
- •Linked to treatment plan line items
Questions about Dental chart
Does Crownly support FDI notation?
Yes. Crownly's dental chart uses the FDI two digit notation by default and supports both permanent and deciduous dentition.
Can I see how a patient's chart has changed over time?
Yes. The chart is versioned per visit, so historic charts are preserved and visible alongside the current state.
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Treatment plans
Build multi-line treatment plans with pricing, schedule, and patient consent.
Patient records
A complete digital chart for every patient, accessible from anywhere.
Photos and radiographs
Upload, label, and compare patient photos and x-rays across visits.
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