Reading a fissure and planning the visits
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A 19-year-old is a new patient with a brown fissure on the upper left first molar. There is no pain. Charting and a treatment plan are needed.
- Tooth #14, brown stained fissure
- No pain, no swelling
- Surface dried for about 5 seconds and viewed again
- Plan: caries read, periodontal charting, ordered treatment plan, consent
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A 19-year-old is a new patient with a brown fissure on the upper left first molar. There is no pain. Charting and a treatment plan are needed.
- Tooth #14, brown stained fissure
- No pain, no swelling
- Surface dried for about 5 seconds and viewed again
- Plan: caries read, periodontal charting, ordered treatment plan, consent
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