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    Here are the tooth numbers for the given teeth in different numbering systems: 1. Universal: #29 FDI: #48 Palmer: Lower right, second division 2. Universal: T FDI: T Palmer: Lower left 3. Universal: #9 FDI: #11 Palmer: Upper right 4. Universal: #17 FDI: #47 Palmer: Lower right, third division 5. Universal: #24 FDI: #24 Palmer: Lower left, second division 6. Universal: #28 FDI: #38 Palmer: Upper left, third division

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    Here are the tooth numbers for the given teeth in different numbering systems: 1. Universal: #29 FDI: #48 Palmer: Lower right, second division 2. Universal: T FDI: T Palmer: Lower left 3. Universal: #9 FDI: #11 Palmer: Upper right 4. Universal: #17 FDI: #47 Palmer: Lower right, third division 5. Universal: #24 FDI: #24 Palmer: Lower left, second division 6. Universal: #28 FDI: #38 Palmer: Upper left, third division

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    Here are the tooth numbers for the given teeth in different numbering systems: 1. Universal: #29 FDI: #48 Palmer: Lower right, second division 2. Universal: T FDI: T Palmer: Lower left 3. Universal: #9 FDI: #11 Palmer: Upper right 4. Universal: #17 FDI: #47 Palmer: Lower right, third division 5. Universal: #24 FDI: #24 Palmer: Lower left, second division 6. Universal: #28 FDI: #38 Palmer: Upper left, third division

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    Tooth Numbering System

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    Here are the tooth numbers for the given teeth in different numbering systems: 1. Universal: #29 FDI: #48 Palmer: Lower right, second division 2. Universal: T FDI: T Palmer: Lower left 3. Universal: #9 FDI: #11 Palmer: Upper right 4. Universal: #17 FDI: #47 Palmer: Lower right, third division 5. Universal: #24 FDI: #24 Palmer: Lower left, second division 6. Universal: #28 FDI: #38 Palmer: Upper left, third division

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    Tooth Numbering System

    Dr Asim Iqbal
    • Purpose of Teeth
    • Speech
    • Mastication
    • Esthetics
    Dentition
    • Primary Dentition
    • Mixed Dentition
    • Permanent Dentition
    Dental Nomenclature
    • By words
    • Set, deciduous or permanent
    • Jaw, mandible or maxillae
    • Side, left or right
    • Order within class
    • Central or lateral ,first, second, third..
    • Class, incisor, canine, premolar, molar
    • Permanent mandibular right central incisor
    • Of the many numbering system, Three most
    common systems are described.
    • Palmer notation system
    • Universal numbering system
    • Fdi system
    • Numbering systems in dentistry serve as
    abbreviations, instead of writing out the
    entire name of a tooth, such as permanent
    maxillary right central incisor, it is much
    simpler to assign it a:
    • Number
    • Letter
    • Symbol
    Palmer Notation System
    • Approved by ADA in 1947
    • Tooth is represented by a number 1-8
    (permanent) or a letter (A-E) (deciduous)
    • Two lines indicates which quadrant the tooth
    belong to
    • A horizontal representing the occlusal plane
    • A vertical represenating the midline
    Universal Numbering System
    • Palmer – Difficulty in keyboard typing
    • ADA adopted the universal system in 1968
    • Letters for deciduous teeth
    • A-T
    • Following a clock wise order from maxillary
    right second molar to mandibular right second
    molar
    • Numbers for permanent teeth
    • 1-32
    • Following a clockwise order
    Universal Tooth Numbering System
    FDI Numbering System
    • Proposed by FDI and Adopted by Who
    • Each tooth is allocated a two – digit number
    • Left designate the quadrant and the right
    designates the tooth order
    • Maxillary left deciduous lateral incisor 62
    • Mandibular right permanent canine 43
    3.The Federation Dentaire
    Internationale Numbering System
    (FDI).
    • Some times we use the # before the two
    digit(FDI) system to differentiate between
    universal codes and fdi codes

    • #22, permanent maxillary left lateral incisor


    • 22, permanent mandibular left canine
    Introduction of Diagnostics Forms
    • First you have to take Biodata of the patient.

    • What you ask patient when taking Biodata

    • Patient Name , Age , Gender , Class , School


    2ND Step is Oral Examination
    • In Oral Examination you have to examine all the
    tooth in the oral cavity

    • Start from the upper right quadrant than moves


    toward the upper left quadrant than from lower
    left quadrant towards the lower right quadrant.

    • You Should examine all the soft tissue in the oral


    cavity .
    • In Tooth you have to examine whether they
    are carious , retained milky tooth ,BDR .
    • Whether there is any abnormality in teeth ,
    plaque deposition is present or not , bleeding
    gums present or not , stains
    3Rd Step is Treatment Advised
    • In this on your basis of oral Examination
    Examiner advised the treatment to the patient

    • in Treatment you advised


    • Filling
    • Extraction
    • Scaling
    • Orthodontic braces
    4TH Step is Oral Hygiene Report
    • On the basis of examination examiner categorized
    oral hygiene status of patient into
    • Good
    • Fair
    • Bad
    • Examiner should also write the
    • No of carious tooth present
    • No of Gum Disease
    • No of disease
    • 5TH Step is Doctors Initial .
    Cpitn probe
    Model Assessment Activity
    • Dentition Status : Primary ,Secondary or mixed?

    • Arch = Maxillary or Mandibular


    • Write the dentition status in all tooth Numbering
    System
    • Universal
    • FDI
    • Palmer
    Practice Question
    • Permanent mandibular RIGHT second premolar
    • Primary mandibular LEFT lateral incisor
    • Permanent maxillary RIGHT central incisor
    • Permanent mandibular RIGHT second molar
    • Permanent mandibular LEFT first premolar
    • Permanent maxillary LEFT third molar
    • Permanent maxillary RIGHT first premolar
    • Primary maxillary RIGHT first molar

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