A dental implant staged from planning to the crown, each stage with its priced line on the treatment plan.
Installs with ChairSide, whose screen it works onA dental implant is a months-long course, not one treatment note. Each implant site is a case with its stages in order — planning, placement, the osseointegration check, the impression and the crown — and the dentist dates each one. A stage is recorded as done only after the stages before it (the osseointegration check and the impression can be skipped with a reason, for example a digital scan taken at the check; the placement and the crown never are). Each stage can carry a line of the patient’s own ChairSide treatment plan, at the plan’s frozen price: doing the stage marks that line done on the plan in the same step, and is refused while the plan is still a draft, so what is billed follows what was done. The list shows each case’s next stage and its date, overdue first, with what is priced and what is done. Placement can point at the patient’s ImplantRegistry record of the fixture; the crown completes the case and goes on the tooth chart. A case that will not go ahead is stopped with a reason.
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