Periodontal Charting Software for Dental Clinics
Record 6-site probing depths and BOP for every tooth, then compare exams over time.
Periodontal disease is managed over months and years, so the record that matters most is the one you can compare. DentoD perio charting records six probing sites per tooth (MB, B, DB, ML, L, DL), bleeding on probing, recession, mobility, and furcation involvement. Each exam is saved as a versioned snapshot, so at the next recall you can see exactly which pockets deepened and whether BOP improved. Deep pockets of 4 mm or more are flagged automatically in a summary, giving the hygienist a fast triage view before the clinician reviews. The perio module sits inside the same patient record as general Dental Charting and Endodontic Charting, so nothing needs to be re-entered.
Why It Matters
6-Site Probing Per Tooth
Record mesio-buccal, buccal, disto-buccal, mesio-lingual, lingual, and disto-lingual depths for every tooth in a single exam, matching the standard six-point protocol used clinically.
BOP Tracked Automatically
Mark bleeding on probing site by site and the system calculates BOP% across the full exam. Trend it across exams to show patients whether their home care is working.
Exam Versioning and Comparison
Each exam is saved as its own version. Pull up two exams side by side to see which sites improved and which deteriorated, without overwriting the historical record.
Deep-Pocket Summary for Fast Triage
Any site with a probing depth of 4 mm or more is counted in an automatic summary, so the clinician sees the scale of disease at a glance before reviewing individual teeth.
What You Get
- ✓Six probing sites per tooth: MB, B, DB, ML, L, DL
- ✓Bleeding on probing (BOP) recorded per site; BOP% calculated across the exam
- ✓Recession and clinical attachment level per site
- ✓Mobility grading (grades 0, 1, 2, 3) per tooth
- ✓Furcation involvement per tooth
- ✓Deep-pocket summary: count of sites at 4 mm or greater
- ✓Exam versioning — each exam is saved separately for longitudinal comparison
- ✓Flows into recall and recare scheduling
Frequently Asked Questions
Six: mesio-buccal (MB), buccal (B), disto-buccal (DB), mesio-lingual (ML), lingual (L), and disto-lingual (DL). This is the standard six-point protocol and gives a full picture of pocket depth around each tooth.
Yes. Every exam is saved as a versioned snapshot. You can view historical exams and compare them to the current one to see which sites improved or worsened over time.
Yes. Periodontal charting is a module within the same patient record as general Dental Charting and Endodontic Charting. There is no separate login or patient record to maintain.