Endodontic Clinical Notes are crucial for dental professionals focusing on root canal therapies and other endodontic interventions. The s10.ai template facilitates the thorough documentation of a patient's dental visit, encompassing presenting symptoms, clinical assessments, imaging results, and treatment strategies. It guarantees meticulous recording of essential details like diagnosis, prognosis, and patient consent. This template is invaluable for endodontists and general dentists handling intricate dental procedures, offering a structured approach to efficiently capture vital patient data. Implement this template to optimize documentation processes and elevate patient care in dental settings.
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Consultation Details:Referred by: Dr. Emily JohnsonToday's Fee: $150Tooth: 36Item No: 013Quote: $600Next Visit (NV): 15 March 2025 - Root canal treatmentPresenting Complaint:The patient experiences intense pain and sensitivity in the lower left molar, particularly when biting.History:The discomfort began about two weeks ago and has been getting progressively worse. The patient has a history of dental trauma to the same tooth five years prior.Clinical Examination:- Extraoral: No swelling or tenderness observed.- Intraoral: Swelling and redness noted around tooth 36.- Occlusion: Normal.- Special Tests: CO2 pulp testing shows non-vital pulp.- Fracture Finder: No fractures found.- Tenderness to Percussion/Palpation: Moderate tenderness on percussion.- Probing Depths: 3mm around tooth 36, no significant attachment loss.Imaging:Intraoral radiographs show a periapical radiolucency around the apex of tooth 36, suggesting possible infection. No fractures or resorption detected.Diagnosis:Necrotic pulp with symptomatic apical periodontitis.Treatment Plan:- Access and clean the pulp chamber.- Apply intracanal medication.- Fill with gutta-percha.- Follow-up in two weeks to evaluate healing.Prognosis:Favorable, assuming no further trauma and periodontal health is maintained.Quote:- Root canal treatment: $600- Crown restoration (if needed): $400Consent:The patient was informed of the risks, benefits, and alternatives. Verbal consent was obtained.
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