WNL (within normal limits), BP (blood pressure) and O²   (oxygen)   may   be   used   in   recording   dental treatment. The following abbreviations and acronyms are authorized: Acute Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis Assessment All caries not removed Amalgam Anesthetic (thesia) Bite-wing radiographs Camphorated paramonochlorophenol Chief complaint Communication Complete denture Copal varnish Crown Curettage Drain Electric pulp test Endontics Equilibrate (ation) Eugenol Examination Extraction (ed) Fixed partial denture (bridge) Fluoride Fracture Gutta percha Health questionnaire reviewed History Mandibular Maxillary No significant finds Objective Operative Oral cancer screening examination Oral diagnosis ANUG A ACNR Am Anes BWX CMCP c  c Comm CD Cop Cr Cur Drn EPT Endo Equil Eug Exam Ext FPD FI Fx GP HQR Hx Man Max NSF O Oper OCSE OD Oral  Health  Counseling OHC Oral surgery O S Panoramic radiograph Pano Patient P t Patient Informed of Examination Findings PTINF and Treatment Plan Perapical PA Pericoronitis PCOR Periodontal Screening and Record PSR Periodontics Perio Plan P Plaque  Control  Instructions PCI Porcelain Porc Post Operative Treatment POT Preparation Prep Preventive   dentistry PD Prophylaxi Pro Prosthodontics Pros Removal partial denture RPD Restoration(s) Rest Return  to  clinic RTC Subjective S Scaled  (ing) S Surgical  (ery) Scl Suture (s) (d) su Temporary Temp Topical Top Treatment (ed) TX Zinc oxide and Eugenol ZOE RECORDING  DENTAL  TREATMENT When  you  are  involved  in  recording  dental treatment  from  an  examination  or  charting  treatment that has been completed, certain markings are charted on the examination form you are using. The five forms that will be discussed in this section are the Forensic Examination, located on the inside back cover of the NAVMED  6150/21-30,  and  Current  Status  Form located on the inside back cover section of NAVMED 2-7