Custom Paint Types
Allow the user to change how a paint type paints and/or to add/define/customize new paint types that can be saved and reused. Wants the red lines to be bolder. Wants the ability to customize the paint on a tooth by tooth basis. Wants to actually paint/draw/color on the Chart with the probe. [302]
Thank you for the feedback, it is much appreciated.
16 comments
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Tina
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IN adddtion to the comments below, we need the class V restorations that may be separate [MB or DB gumlines] on the same tooth to show in the graphic chart. On occlusal surfaces Dentrix allows one to put occlusal fillings in the M & D pits, but not the B or L on the occlusal; nor a small central pit filling. (Only the large paint type occlusal filling is possible whose paint type is too big for the small pits).
Simply having the freedom to paint the paint types onto the tooth will work ONLY if they are attached to an ADA code number. Current "edit notations" doesn't allow the different paint types - hatched, dotted, etc. -
Leon F. Gerard, DDS
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I would definitely vote for being able to customize Paint types and/or even create your own Paint types to suit your own style of charting. Reading all these comments, a lot of Dentrix users are not aware of the "Chart Notations" submodule. This feature lets you literally "write" onto the chart using your cursor or, better, a digital pen/tablet. What's really needed, tho, is a little Text Box feature added to Chart Notations that would allow us to type little notes w/ arrows, circles, etc. just like we used to on paper charts w/ different colored pens. This functionality already exists in the Presenter module - it should just simply be carried over to Chart Notations!
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Kris
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I would like to suggest that codes can be custom colored so that in ledger they can stand out and also a highlighter feature in clinical not
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Mona Blair
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Definitely easier to look at the chart and see what you charted than to click around and read what you're trying to find.
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BKillian
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It would be great if custom paint types could be created. It would help even if a letter could be assigned to a procedure that would show up in the corner of the chart for procedures that are entire mouth or quadrant specific, such as osseous surgery.
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Dr. Paul Sioda, DDS
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We would like to be able to customize the paint type options. For example, a compositie filling to be charted as a surface restoration - outline, instead of surface restoration - hatched. It would be nice to customize these charting options so that our office can function more efficiently. I also agree with W. Gray that referrals should be charted in a different color.
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Lisa Paluska
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I would like to have the option to customize the teeth numbers. We have some patients with retained primary teeth in the place of missing permanent teeth, but in the wrong places. Dentrix is too rigid in that respect. It would be nice to be able to change each tooth to whatever number/letter we need it to be.
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W. Gray
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Ditto as others here, but I would like to see referrals to be charted in a diff color. For example if endo is tx plan but ref to specialist, it would chart as diff color. This would prevent walking in a telling pt that she needs to get endo done, only then to have her say ‘ I thought you wanted that other doc to do it’
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Laura
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Would like the ability to have different materials show up with dfferent colors (individually selected) Such as: Cast gold crown purple, porc to gold blue and maybe all porc. crowns light blue. Same for alloys vs resins. or cast gold inlay/onlay vs resin direct/indirect. Practice Works did allow this in we found it very positive, as you can see at a glance what type of material the restored tooth has.
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Debbie
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I would like a way to chart & paint a tooth that is recommended for a crown (elective) but not necessary due to decay. Using the Condition "watch tooth " is too vague
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Ralph, if I understand your comment correctly, Dentrix is actually already able to post mesial and distal pits. See this video clip:
http://cid-34ed05f4f2b93b2f.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/ChartingMesialDistalPits.wmv -
Ralph Cohen
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This is a major flaw in Dentrix. We have not found a way to accurately record a filling on the maxillary molars that does not cross the transverse ridge. If we record as O,O it is defined as a two surface filling. If simply O you cannot paint mesial and distal pits. Does anybody have a good work around while we are waiting for a fix?
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Karen
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I would love the ability to be able to design my own paint types similar to procedure button images.
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Tina
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Absolutely! And I'd like the paint type to be colored like the rest of the paint types so we can identify if they're made by us or "existing other"
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Dr. Bill Busch commented
Ditto
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Tara
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our office has wanted this for years. the way it is now does not allow the chart to be accurately painted and change the surfaces in different fillings to be exactly what the patient presents with. we have tried the edit paint option and it doesn't save it. we use standardized charting and dentrix isn't exactly like the standardized way.