+2Hello,
charting a watch and then restoring in the future why does the watch sit ontop of my new restoration
i am not watching anymore.
why does the watch not go behind my restoration??
i dont believe in deleting the watch because that alters the records and then there is no history that i was watching this on the chart
please make the watch go behind my restoration
+15Hey
Yes, you’re right not to delete the watch. That’s still part of the clinical history and shouldn’t be removed. At the moment watches don’t automatically move behind a restoration, so they stay visible even after the tooth has been treated. It’s a limitation of how chart items are layered today, not you doing anything wrong.
We already have a request logged for this, so I’ll add your feedback to it 😊. If anyone else finds this annoying too, please drop a comment or a like so we can show how common it is 👍
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