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Figure 2-6.—Forensic Examination Form |
Figure 2-5.—Sample of old SF 603, back side.
Charting/Markings
The teeth are separated on the exam form to
facilitate illustrating supernumerary teeth, mixed
dentition, and interproximal restorations. If a
restoration exists interproximally with no occlusal
component, use the space to draw the restoration.
When indicating fixed partial dentures, ignore the
spaces. Draw the prosthesis and indicate the
materials and teeth involved in the Remarks section
as usual.
Use the following symbols and notations to
complete the top section of the Forensic Examination
form to record existing restorations, existing teeth,
missing teeth, prosthetic appliances, and variation of
normal conditions (non-disease). Use black ink with
the following symbols and notations. MANMED
chapter 6, also gives details on these symbols and
notations. Note: These same symbols are used for Box
2 on the Current Status Form.
MISSING TEETH.—Draw a large "X" on the
root or roots of teeth not visible in the mouth. Figure
2-7 illustrates teeth #6, #11, and #12 as missing or
extracted teeth.
EDENTULOUS ARCH.—Make crossing lines
each running from the uppermost aspect of one third
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