A real FDI chart in every patient file, per-surface marking, treatment plans that name the tooth, and consents scoped to the procedure.
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Chart teeth and individual surfaces on a standards-based FDI chart, adult or primary dentition
Build treatment plans whose items name a specific tooth, so "crown on 26" is scheduled work
Capture consent for the procedure you are about to do, not once for the whole file
Per-tooth history, so opening a patient shows every treatment that tooth has had and when
Structured records you design yourself, with X-rays and referrals attached where they were recorded
Recalls and follow-ups booked before the patient leaves the chair, with reminders that bring them back
A dental record needs to say which tooth and which surface, and free text cannot be queried, compared or planned from. A real FDI chart with per-surface marking is the difference between a note about a filling and a record of one.
A treatment plan item can target a tooth from the chart. That makes a course of work specific enough to book from, and specific enough to check against afterwards. Nobody has to interpret a sentence to find out what is left.
A signature obtained a year ago for something else is not consent for today's extraction. Agreements are scoped to the treatments they cover, and the record afterwards shows which document covered which visit.
FDI two-digit notation, laid out the way you look at a seated patient — the patient's right on your left. Adult and primary dentition both use the same chart.
Yes. An item can target a tooth from the chart, so 'crown on 26' is scheduled work you can book from rather than a sentence someone has to interpret.
Yes. Agreements are scoped to the treatments they cover, so a new procedure asks again and the record shows which consent applied to which visit.
Stylon sends booking confirmations and appointment reminders directly to your clients via WhatsApp. No manual follow-ups, no missed appointments.