If you're trying to from 2007 named "teeth," please provide more details (file type, software, or original source).
In the mid-2000s, the internet functioned differently than it does today. Cloud storage giants like Google Drive, Dropbox, and iCloud were either in their infancy or non-existent. Many website owners and universities hosted files on their servers using open directories.
For the modern practitioner, understanding the 2007 index is not just historical nostalgia—it is a practical necessity. As we treat patients with two decades of dental history, being able to correctly interpret a tooth number from a 2007 radiograph or ledger prevents misdiagnosis and medical errors.
During 2007, three major indexing systems were in heavy rotation globally. If you are looking at a clinical chart or a research paper from 2007, it will almost certainly use one of these three.