Tips for Setting Up Non-typical Families in Dentrix

Not all families are typical. Some family situations might be called complex or even difficult. Not to worry, Dentrix has the flexibility to...

Attaching Diagnostic Codes to Procedures in the Progress Notes

The Patient Chart is a clinical record of patient care, and as such it must be completely accurate. To help maintain an accurate clinical re...

Dentrix Notes Part V: Treatment Notes

Over the last several weeks we have talked about the different areas within Dentrix where you can keep notes. Today's post rounds out th...

Protect Your Clinical Notes from Tampering

Keeping accurate dental records is one of the most important tasks providers are faced with. According to the ADA, "The dental team sho...

Complete Patient Clinical Notes at Your Fingertips

Many doctors and hygienists like to review their past clinical notes about a patient at the beginning of their appointment. That way they ca...

Adding Clinical Notes using Templates and Prompts

Using Dentrix clinical note templates helps you be both through and efficient in three different ways. First, it saves you from typing out t...

Adding Free-form Clinical Notes in Dentrix

Clinical notes are designed to help you keep a complete clinical record for each of your patients. Ideally, clinicians should create clinica...

Progress Notes in the Patient Chart

If you've ever had to look through a patient's progress notes in the Chart to try and find information about a specific procedure or...

Viewing by Selected Teeth in the Patient Chart

When patients have extensive treatment history, it can be difficult to find treatment details or notes about a specific tooth or teeth. You ...