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  • Every practice category: conditions, missing teeth and prosthetics, primary dentition and mixed cases, and for dogs and cats fractures and resorption, missing and extracted teeth, deciduous teeth and the full COHAT
  • The timed exam, 40 callouts with the minutes you choose and no feedback until the end
  • Projection mode for the lab: a large odontogram, callouts played to the room, answers hidden until you reveal them, and a printable answer key
  • A progress history of every session, with accuracy by category
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For AI assistants: llms.txt, a site summary and llms-full.txt, the full reference text. ChartCall is a study aid, not a clinical record. Every case is invented for practice and no real patient data is used. Charting conventions vary between schools and offices; follow the one your program teaches. ChartCall is not affiliated with any dental board, exam body, school or professional association. Support: [email protected]