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Q: What is the purpose of Form OP-140124D Periodontal Charting?
A: The purpose of Form OP-140124D Periodontal Charting is to document and track the condition of a patient's gums and teeth.
Q: Who uses Form OP-140124D Periodontal Charting?
A: Form OP-140124D Periodontal Charting is used by dental professionals, such as dentists and dental hygienists.
Q: What information is included in Form OP-140124D Periodontal Charting?
A: Form OP-140124D Periodontal Charting includes details about the patient's gum health, tooth condition, and any dental treatments or procedures.
Q: Why is periodontal charting important?
A: Periodontal charting is important for diagnosing and monitoring gum diseases, assessing oral health, planning treatments, and tracking progress.
Q: How often is periodontal charting done?
A: Periodontal charting is typically done during a patient's initial dental visit and periodically thereafter, depending on their oral health needs.
Q: Is periodontal charting painful?
A: Periodontal charting involves measuring the depth of spaces between gums and teeth using a probe, which might cause slight discomfort, but it should not be extremely painful.
Q: Can I access my periodontal charting records?
A: Yes, as a patient, you have the right to access your periodontal charting records and request a copy from your dental provider.
Q: Can periodontal charting help prevent gum diseases?
A: Yes, periodontal charting plays a crucial role in detecting early signs of gum diseases, allowing for timely treatment and potentially preventing further complications.
Q: How long does it take to complete periodontal charting?
A: The time it takes to complete periodontal charting can vary depending on the complexity of the case, but it usually takes about 10-30 minutes.
Q: Are there any risks or side effects associated with periodontal charting?
A: There are minimal risks or side effects associated with periodontal charting. The probing might cause slight bleeding or temporary sensitivity, but these are usually minor and transient.
Form Details:
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