Dentistry - Designation system for dental implants

ISO 19429:2015 provides a system for designating the location of an implant body within a jaw, and is intended for use with the scheme described in ISO 3950. It does not in itself indicate whether the device is visible within the oral cavity or the presence of transmucosal components or implant restorations. Since the system describes location but not restoration form, it is not necessary to use the quadrant designation numbers 5 to 8 which are employed when indicating a primary tooth. This information should be recorded by the responsible clinician in the patient's file and made available to the patient by the clinician(s) who provided the care.

Médecine bucco-dentaire — Système de désignation pour les implants dentaires

L'ISO 19429:2015 fournit un système de désignation de l'emplacement d'implantation d'un corps d'implant dans une mâchoire; elle est destinée à être utilisée avec le système décrit dans l'ISO 3950. Elle n'indique pas si le dispositif est visible dans la cavité buccale ou si des éléments transmuqueux ou des restaurations d'implants sont présents. Comme le système décrit l'emplacement d'implantation mais non la forme de restauration, il n'est pas nécessaire d'utiliser les numéros de quadrant 5 à 8 employés pour désigner une dent temporaire. Il convient que ces informations soient enregistrées dans le dossier du patient par le praticien responsable et qu'elles soient mises à la disposition du patient par le ou les praticiens ayant pratiqué les soins.

General Information

Status
Published
Publication Date
28-Sep-2015
Current Stage
9093 - International Standard confirmed
Start Date
12-Sep-2023
Completion Date
13-Dec-2025

Overview

ISO 19429:2015 establishes a standardized designation system for dental implants, providing clinicians and dental professionals with a consistent method to indicate the precise location of an implant body within a patient’s jaw. Developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), this standard complements existing dental notation systems, particularly ISO 3950, which is used for teeth and oral cavity areas. By adopting ISO 19429:2015, dental practitioners ensure clear communication and documentation regarding implant placement, facilitating better patient care and record management.

This international standard does not describe the visibility of implants in the oral cavity nor the presence of implant restorations or transmucosal components. Instead, it focuses solely on implant location, which is critical for accurate clinical records and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Key Topics

  • System Scope: ISO 19429:2015 applies exclusively to locating dental implant bodies within the upper and lower jaws, using a coding system aligned with ISO 3950.
  • Designation Coding:
    • Character 1: Indicates the jaw quadrant (1-4)
    • Character 2: Indicates the implant’s position within that quadrant (1-8), analogous to natural tooth placement
    • Character 3: An exclamation mark ! signifies the presence of an implant body rather than a natural tooth
  • Example: “36!” represents a dental implant in the left mandibular first molar area.
  • Exclusion of Primary Tooth Quadrants: Quadrant numbers 5 to 8, used for primary teeth, are not applicable in implant location designation.
  • Clinical Documentation: Implant location codes should be meticulously recorded in patient files and shared with patients by their clinicians.

Applications

  • Dental Clinical Practice: Enables dentists and oral surgeons to uniformly record and communicate implant locations, enhancing treatment planning, follow-up, and interdisciplinary coordination.
  • Patient Records: Facilitates comprehensive and precise documentation that supports long-term patient care and implant monitoring.
  • Dental Education and Research: Provides a clear framework for teaching implant location notation and for collecting standardized clinical data sets in implantology research.
  • Digital Health Records: Supports integration with electronic dental record systems and digital coding standards for dental care.
  • Standardized Communication: Assists laboratories, dental technicians, and clinicians in referring to implant sites without ambiguity.

Related Standards

  • ISO 3950: Dentistry – Designation system for teeth and areas of the oral cavity, which underpins the quadrant and position coding used in ISO 19429.
  • ISO 1942: Dentistry – Vocabulary, provides standardized dental terms referenced in the designation system.
  • ISO 16443: Dentistry – Vocabulary for dental implant systems and related procedures, ensuring consistent terminology for implant-related communication.
  • ISO 16498 (withdrawn): Previously addressed clinical dental implant data.
  • ISO 16059: Dentistry – Required elements for codification used in data exchange, relevant for digital documentation of dental information.

Implementing ISO 19429:2015 enhances the precision and clarity of dental implant documentation, promoting improved clinical outcomes, streamlined professional communication, and better patient understanding in implant dentistry. This standardized designation system is essential for modern dental practices focused on implantology and patient record excellence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

ISO 19429:2015 is a standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Its full title is "Dentistry - Designation system for dental implants". This standard covers: ISO 19429:2015 provides a system for designating the location of an implant body within a jaw, and is intended for use with the scheme described in ISO 3950. It does not in itself indicate whether the device is visible within the oral cavity or the presence of transmucosal components or implant restorations. Since the system describes location but not restoration form, it is not necessary to use the quadrant designation numbers 5 to 8 which are employed when indicating a primary tooth. This information should be recorded by the responsible clinician in the patient's file and made available to the patient by the clinician(s) who provided the care.

ISO 19429:2015 provides a system for designating the location of an implant body within a jaw, and is intended for use with the scheme described in ISO 3950. It does not in itself indicate whether the device is visible within the oral cavity or the presence of transmucosal components or implant restorations. Since the system describes location but not restoration form, it is not necessary to use the quadrant designation numbers 5 to 8 which are employed when indicating a primary tooth. This information should be recorded by the responsible clinician in the patient's file and made available to the patient by the clinician(s) who provided the care.

ISO 19429:2015 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 11.060.15 - Dental implants. The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.

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INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 19429
First edition
2015-10-01
Dentistry — Designation system for
dental implants
Médecine bucco-dentaire — Système de désignation pour les
implants dentaires
Reference number
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ISO 2015
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Contents Page
Foreword .iv
Introduction .v
1 Scope . 1
2 Normative references . 1
3 Terms and definitions . 1
4 Classification, designation and coding . 1
Bibliography . 2
Foreword
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NORME ISO
INTERNATIONALE 19429
Première édition
2015-10-01
Médecine bucco-dentaire — Système
de désignation pour les implants
dentaires
Dentistry — Designation system for dental implants
Numéro de référence
©
ISO 2015
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Sommaire Page
Avant-propos .iv
Introduction .v
1 Domaine d’application . 1
2 Références normatives . 1
3 Termes et définitions . 1
4 Classification, désignation et codage . 1
Bibliographie . 3
Avant-propos
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Introduction
Du fait de l’émergence de l’implantologie dentaire en tant que mode opératoire viable et largement
utilisé, il s’avère nécessaire d’établir un système qui indique la présence et l’emp
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