Your specialty has its instruments. Here they are.
Generic software asks you to squeeze your exam into its boxes. Sonrisario ships the periodontal chart, Angle classification, the AAE dual diagnosis, Winter and Pell & Gregory, dmft and Kennedy — with their names, their scales and their rules. If you don't use a field, it doesn't show up.
CAL = 1
CAL = 3
bleeding
CAL = 5
Example with illustrative values. CAL is computed with the product's real formula: PD − GM.
Periodontics
Six sites per tooth, CAL computed for you, and O'Leary with its target.
- Probing depth and gingival margin per site — buccal and lingual/palatal, mesial, mid and distal — with bleeding on probing
- CAL = PD − GM computed as you type; probings of 4 mm or more turn red on their own
- O'Leary plaque index (surfaces with plaque over surfaces scored) with the 10% target
- Mobility 0–3, furcation 1–3, and Stage I–IV with Grade A–C (AAP/EFP 2017)
- “Start from the last chart”: re-evaluation opens pre-filled with the previous visit's values
Orthodontics
Angle with its divisions, overjet and overbite in millimeters.
- Angle class: I, II division 1, II division 2, III
- Overjet and overbite in mm; crossbite and open bite
- Crowding (mild, moderate, severe) and midline deviation in mm
- Habits and the treatment phase the patient is in
Endodontics
The diagnosis is dual — pulpal and periapical — the way the AAE asks for it.
- Separate pulpal and periapical diagnoses, in AAE terminology
- All five tests: cold, heat, electric, percussion and palpation
- Canals per tooth with working length, reference point and master file
- Obturation technique the case was closed with
Oral surgery
Winter and Pell & Gregory for the third molar, ASA for the patient.
- Winter and Pell & Gregory classification (depth A–C, ramus I–III)
- ASA physical status I–IV before scheduling
- Anticoagulants and surgical alerts visible before operating
- Proposed procedure and post-op instructions in the same record
Pediatric dentistry
dmft and DMFT kept separate, because mixed dentition carries both.
- dmft (primary) and DMFT (permanent) indices, each with its components
- Eruption chronology recorded visit by visit
- Oral habits: thumb sucking, bottle, pacifier, mouth breathing, nail biting
- Caries risk (low, moderate, high) to set the recall frequency
Prosthodontics
Kennedy per arch — and the form knows Class IV admits no modifications.
- Upper and lower Kennedy classification with modifications
- Prosthesis type: single crown, fixed bridge, partial or complete removable, implant-supported
- Occlusion: curve of Spee, anterior guidance, lost vertical dimension
- Case materials, to repeat or rule out next time
One record, several specialists
The patient you share with the orthodontist doesn't need two records. Each specialty is a collapsible section inside the same patient: you open yours, your colleague opens theirs, and the general dentist sees them all.
Each doctor declares their specialty in Practice settings → Team and their section opens first. With no specialty declared, every section is available and none gets in the way.
Each entry is a dated snapshot of that visit: it's added, never edited. The patient's evolution is told entry by entry — with author, date and its trail in the audit log.
The dental chart draws like paper does
The symbols came out of sessions with practicing specialists, not from an icon catalog:
Extraction: three diagonals
The X read as caries from across the room; three parallel lines don't.
Root canal: at the apex
The stroke lives only in the apical third of each treated root — where the endo happens, not across the crown.
Bridge: the line joining the crowns
Abutment and pontic joined by their line, midline crossings included.
Included in every plan
Specialties aren't a separate module or a higher tier: they ship with Sonrisario from the Standard plan, for the single-doctor practice and for the clinic with six specialists.
Try it on your next periodontal patient
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