A real, visual tooth-by-tooth chart
Click a tooth, record the treatment, add clinical notes — DentalFinity's dental chart builds an accurate, visual treatment history for every patient, not just a text log.
Recent Entries
Tooth #3 · Root Canal
In progress · 2 sessions left
Tooth #14 · Filling
Scheduled next visit
Tooth #19 · Extraction
Completed
The problem
A written note like "filling on 14" is easy to misplace and hard to review at a glance months later — there's no visual record of which teeth have had what work.
How DentalFinity helps
DentalFinity's dental chart is a real, interactive diagram using universal tooth numbering — click a tooth, log the procedure and clinical notes against it, and the patient's full tooth-by-tooth history builds up visually over time.
Everything dental chart needs to cover
From setup to daily use
Select a tooth
Click the tooth on the visual chart using universal numbering.
Record the treatment
Log the procedure and any clinical notes against that specific tooth.
Review the full picture
Every past entry stays visible, tooth by tooth, for every future visit.
What changes for your clinic
A visual record instead of a scattered text log
Faster to review a patient's history at a glance
Every entry is tied to a specific tooth, not a vague note
Common questions about Dental Chart
Related features
Treatment Management
Build out procedures against a patient's dental chart, price them from your clinic's treatment list, and see the running total as work is completed across visits.
Digital Prescription
Diagnosis, clinical notes, medicines with dosage and instructions — every prescription is structured, versioned when edited, and available to patients through the Portal.
Billing & Finance
Every invoice has a real payment ledger — partial payments are added, not overwritten — so outstanding balances are always accurate, backed by clinic-level financial reports.
See dental chart running with your own clinic's setup
Book a free demo and we'll walk through DentalFinity configured the way your clinic actually works.