Charting Supernumerary

How do you chart a Supernumerary (e.g. a '9') in EXACT?

In some instances, a patient may come in with a supernumerary tooth;  
these are teeth that appear in addition to the regular number of teeth.

To chart a supernumerary tooth begin by selecting (highlighting) your treatment from your service list:

Next, press and hold CTRL on your keyboard whilst selecting (left clicking) the tooth closest to the supernumerary tooth.

On your treatment plan, you will notice that the tooth you have selected is followed by an S, this denotes your supernumerary:

To Base chart on a Supernumerary tooth

- Create a service item eg SUPER, and set the graphic to 'character' and either S/$ depending on what the site would like to chart.
This can then be charted on the nearest tooth to the supernumerary tooth. See Adding Services

You could also create a service with no graphic or make it tooth specific so it is just a clinical note advising that there is an extra tooth present.

- Use the 'deciduous chart' to indicate that an extra tooth is present - this is usually best if there is an extra tooth in the upper/lower 5-5 region (any tooth except molars).

You can activate the deciduous/dual chart screen by, on the chart tab, clicking the 'P/D' switch on the left hand side: