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Beyond the laboratory, the year 2007 permanently linked the word "teeth" to a specific cultural phenomenon. The Myth of Vagina Dentata
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This is the international standard, widely adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) and used in major 2007 epidemiological reports. Uses a two-digit system. The first digit represents the quadrant (1–4 for adults).
The FDI system is the international standard for tooth numbering. It uses a two-digit numbering method: Beyond the laboratory, the year 2007 permanently linked
By 2007, the transition from film X-rays to digital radiography changed how we "index" or catalog dental records.
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Coders in 2007 were trained to look for the specific tooth number (FDI index) in the operative notes. If the dentist wrote "Extraction of 38," the coder would assign the specific code for the surgical extraction of a lower left wisdom tooth.
Widely used in the United States, this index assigns numbers 1 through 32 to permanent teeth, starting from the upper right third molar (wisdom tooth) and ending at the lower right third molar.
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