Endodontic Charting Software for Dental Clinics
Document every canal, every visit, and every recall outcome in one structured endo record.
Root canal treatment involves multiple visits, several canals per tooth, and outcome monitoring that runs months after obturation. DentoD endodontic charting creates a per-tooth endo case that holds the full clinical record: pulpal and periapical diagnosis using AAE standard terms, each canal with its working length, obturation material, and sealer, visit-by-visit tracking from consultation through obturation, and radiographic recall outcomes at six and twelve months. Referrals, incoming and outgoing, are tracked with status so nothing falls through after handoff. The endo module sits within the same patient record as general Dental Charting and Periodontal Charting, so the full picture is always in one place.
Why It Matters
Structured Diagnosis Using AAE Terms
Pulpal diagnosis (normal pulp, reversible pulpitis, symptomatic irreversible pulpitis, pulp necrosis, previously treated, and others) and periapical diagnosis (normal apical tissues, symptomatic apical periodontitis, chronic apical abscess, and others) are selected from the AAE standard list, not free text. Fixed terms make cases auditable and comparable.
Per-Canal Working Length and Obturation
Each canal is recorded individually with its working length, obturation material (gutta-percha, Thermafil, MTA, bioceramic, and others), and sealer (AH Plus, BC Sealer, MTA Fillapex, and others). When you come back for retreatment, the record tells you exactly what was placed and where.
Visit-by-Visit Treatment Log
Each clinical visit is logged with its type (consultation, access opening, instrumentation, obturation, retreatment, surgery, or review) so the sequence of treatment is clear even when care spans multiple appointments or clinicians.
Recall Outcomes and Referral Tracking
Radiographic healing is assessed at recall and recorded as healed, healing, not healed, or uncertain. Incoming and outgoing referrals are tracked with urgency and status, so you know whether the patient returned after referral and what the outcome was.
What You Get
- ✓Per-tooth endo cases with case status: in progress, obturated, completed, retreatment, referred out
- ✓Pulpal diagnosis from the AAE standard list
- ✓Periapical diagnosis from the AAE standard list
- ✓Per-canal working length, obturation material, and sealer
- ✓Visit log with typed visit categories: consultation, access, instrumentation, obturation, retreatment, surgery, review
- ✓Recall outcomes: healed, healing, not healed, uncertain
- ✓Referral tracking (incoming and outgoing) with urgency and status
- ✓Integrated with general Dental Charting and Periodontal Charting in one patient record
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Each canal in the case has its own working length, obturation material, and sealer fields. Multi-canal cases (for example a mandibular molar with four canals) are recorded canal by canal.
DentoD uses the AAE (American Association of Endodontists) standard terms for both pulpal diagnosis (normal pulp, reversible pulpitis, symptomatic irreversible pulpitis, asymptomatic irreversible pulpitis, pulp necrosis, previously treated, previously initiated therapy) and periapical diagnosis (normal apical tissues, symptomatic apical periodontitis, asymptomatic apical periodontitis, chronic apical abscess, acute apical abscess, condensing osteitis).
Yes. Endodontic charting is a module within the same patient record as general Dental Charting and Periodontal Charting. The endo case for a tooth is visible in context alongside the general chart and any perio exams for the same patient.