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    Dental examination and consultation

    Created by

    Laura Evans

    Specialty

    Prosthodontist

    Last edited

    10/20/2026

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    Prosthodontist

    About this template

    A reusable dental documentation template for recording the presenting complaint, relevant medical, social, and dental history, oral hygiene, examination findings, risk assessments, investigations, diagnosis, treatment discussions, and follow-up advice.

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    Nurse: Chloe Smith

    CO: Sharp pain LRQ on cold and sweet stimuli. Started 2 weeks ago, lasts 5–10 seconds, relieved once stimulus is removed. No spontaneous or nocturnal pain.

    MH: fit and healthy with no known drug allergies

    SH: Non-smoker Drinking 6 units/week Software engineer

    DH: 18 months ago

    Oral hygiene regime: brushing 2x daily with electric toothbrush; flossing/ID brushes: floss 2x weekly

    OE

    E/O: TMJ, muscles of mastication, facial symmetry, lips, and lymph nodes: no abnormality identified. No trismus or lymphadenopathy. I/O: Soft tissues: hard palate, soft palate, buccal mucosa, tongue, and floor of mouth: no abnormality identified. Moist and pink throughout.

    Dentition: LR6 occlusal caries with cavitary breakdown; TTP negative, normal response to cold testing (Endo-Frost). Gingivae: mildly inflamed posteriorly, healthy anteriorly Calculus: supragingival calculus lingual to lower anteriors BPE: 1 / 1 / 2 | 2 / 2 / 2 Occlusion: Class I RHS - canine-guided LHS - canine-guided

    Caries risk: high risk Periodontitis risk: low risk Oral cancer risk: low risk

    Rads - R+L BWs taken, Q1 (quality grade 1). Assess caries and crestal bone levels: Radiolucency in LR6 occlusal dentine, outer 1/3, well clear of pulp. Normal crestal bone levels (< 10% bone loss), no other interproximal caries noted.

    Dx: Reversible pulpitis secondary to occlusal caries LR6; chronic gingivitis.

    Discussed the diagnosis with the patient

    • Option 1: No treatment (risk of progression to irreversible pulpitis, dental abscess, and eventual tooth loss).
    • Option 2: Caries removal and direct restoration of LR6 (composite resin vs amalgam), alongside ultrasonic scale and polish.

    Treatment options, including their advantages and disadvantages, discussed with the patient

    Pt opted for: Posterior composite restoration LR6 and routine scale and polish.

    Oral hygiene advice given to the patient - advised to brush along the gingival margins and interproximally with TePe brushes or floss. Dietary advice given - advised to restrict sugar to mealtimes only.

    Recall 6 months

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    Prosthodontist