Tooth Charts

Use our tooth chart template specifically designed for dentists. Grab a copy for review, reference, or note-taking.

By Patricia Buenaventura on Apr 08, 2024.

Fact Checked by Ericka Pingol.

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What is a Tooth Chart?

A is a drawing or illustration one uses to better identify the individual teeth in one’s mouth. One can expect an image of teeth and each tooth’s corresponding number and name on a tooth chart. Labeling them as such makes it easier for the one inspecting the patient’s teeth to write down information about a particular tooth.

Though tooth charts are helpful to dental or dentistry students, they can also be especially helpful to dentists. It can be useful when one needs to review or when a patient requires a visual aid to understand more about the condition of their teeth.

If you think this resource is helpful in your practice and currently don’t have one, we have good news for you. We prepared a tooth chart with an illustration of teeth and corresponding labels. Aside from that, we also included a dedicated space for any notes you may have for yourself or your patient.

Proceed to the next section for the next steps on downloading a copy of the said resource.

Printable Tooth Chart

Download this Tooth Chart to document your clinical findings.

How does it work?

Access and Download the Template

To access and download our printable tooth chart template, you can either: 

Use the Resource

As soon as you have a copy of the template, you can use the resource in any way you deem necessary. For ideas on how and when to use this template, refer to the “When would you use this template?” section below. 

Take Down Notes (Optional)

If you find writing notes or observations on a patient’s teeth helpful, you may write them down in the provided space at the bottom.

Tooth Charts Example (sample)

Here’s our tooth chart sample in PDF form for dentists and other practitioners caring for a person’s teeth that can double as a document where one can write notes on a fictional client. You may use this example for educational purposes or as a reference. 

Grab a copy of our sample for offline use by viewing the example below or clicking the “Download Example PDF” button above. 

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Tooth Charts Example (sample)

When would you use this Form?

To review

You can use the tooth chart as a resource to review the location of specific teeth. That way, when doing a basic tooth inspection, you can effortlessly identify and write down observations on the right tooth. 

To explain

Sometimes, patients need a visual aid to understand a tooth's condition or a set of teeth. You can use this resource to help them identify the location of the affected tooth or teeth, explain the function of a certain set of teeth, etc. 

To document and take down notes

Since our template has a dedicated space, you can make the most out of it by using it as a document to write notes/findings/observations, reminders for patients, or even attach results from additional tests. 

Benefits

Simple to Use

Our free tooth chart template is simple because there are only the bare bones of what’s expected in the resource: the illustration with labels and a space for notes at the bottom. The simplicity opens itself up to being used for whatever purpose, as simple as it may be. 

Provides Insight into the Patient’s Overall Health

In certain situations, one’s teeth can reflect the condition of the patient’s overall health or other organs. You can use the template to encourage the patient to head to a hospital or clinic for a quick check-up. 

Improves Monitoring Process

On the one hand, you can use the template as an educational tool to refresh yourself with information you may be familiar with. On the other hand, you can also use it to monitor any changes, especially after putting on braces, surgery, etc. 

Fully Digital and Accessible

Since our template is entirely digital, you can access it on any device you have on hand. In addition, if you store your completed template on Carepatron, your resource is guaranteed to be stored securely. You can easily share it with fellow practitioners by giving them viewing-only access. 

Who typically uses Tooth Charts?
Who typically uses Tooth Charts?

Commonly asked questions

Who typically uses Tooth Charts?

Our tooth chart template is designed specifically for dentists, so they are most like to use and find our tooth chart helpful and useful.

When are Tooth Charts used?

They can use it when referencing, reviewing, or educating patients about their dental and oral health. 

How are Tooth Charts used?

They can use it as a reference, a document to take down notes, or a visual educational resource for the patient.

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