# Dental Chart
The **Dental Chart** and **Perio Chart** tabs are essential tools for dental practitioners to document, manage, and monitor patient oral health. These features offer a comprehensive and customizable interface to track dental procedures, assess periodontal health, and maintain organized patient records.
The **Dental Chart** allows practitioners to visualize and annotate teeth using adult or primary charts, apply UK/US numbering systems, and upload files linked to specific teeth. It also supports adding, updating, and deleting procedures with options to move treatments directly to billing. Filters and default chart settings streamline charting for efficiency and accuracy.
The **Perio Chart** provides detailed metrics for assessing gum and tooth health, including probing depths, attachment levels, plaque percentage, and bleeding on probing. Its intuitive design includes features to record implants, furcation involvement, mobility, plaque, gingival margins, and other clinical indicators, offering a complete view of periodontal status.
Both charts include features for undoing actions, filtering data, printing reports, and maintaining organized records, ensuring a seamless and efficient workflow for dental professionals. Click the cards below to learn more.
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