Dental Charting

Every tooth, every visit, charted.

A digital odontogram and periodontal chart built for dentists and hygienists. Mark existing conditions by surface, plan treatment, capture six-point probing depths, all in FDI notation with full history.

Digital dental odontogram charting in Baselayer.med

Tap a surface.
Mark the work.

Tap any tooth surface to record caries, restorations, crowns, implants, and more. Whole-tooth and surface marks sit together, so one tooth tells its full story.

17 conditions
Mesial · Occlusal · Distal
Materials + notes

Probe. Bleed. CAL calculated.

A gridded perio chart with six sites per tooth for probing depth, bleeding on probing, recession, mobility, and furcation. Clinical Attachment Level is computed automatically and colour-coded by severity so risk jumps off the page.

Six-site periodontal probing per tooth in Baselayer.med

MB · B · DB · DL · L · ML

Six sites per tooth, charted in the order you probe.

Bleeding on probing toggle in Baselayer.med

BoP toggle

Mark bleeding on probing with a single tap per site.

Auto-computed CAL with severity flags in Baselayer.med

CAL + severity

Clinical attachment loss and severity are calculated as you chart.

Existing. Proposed.
Completed.

Switch layers to reason about what is in the mouth today, what you are planning, and what you have completed this visit. Every chart is versioned and stored per visit so the patient record reads like a narrative, not a snapshot.

Existing, proposed, and completed chart layers in Baselayer.med

Three layers

Separate layers keep existing, proposed, and completed work distinct.

Draft to finalized chart workflow in Baselayer.med

Draft → Finalized

Work in draft, then finalise to lock the record.

Per-visit chart history in Baselayer.med

Per-visit history

Every visit's charting is preserved exactly as it was recorded.

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Digital charting on iPhone in Baselayer.med dark mode