A size newt is not for everyone. Clinicians who use one or two UITs are not the most effective way to use it. The Inuit selection should be based on factors such as the type of deposit, the type of deposit, the extent of the attachment, and the assessment of the patient's periodontal health, including gum inflammation and pocket depth.
The dental supplies must have enough metal mass to transmit enough vibration to precipitate. Consideration should also be given to the Inuit configuration. UITs with oblique or straight edges usually produce the best results. 4. 7 can also use some new thin UITs for higher power Settings. See table 1 (page 44) for more information on Inuit selection.
A responsible approach
Some dental hygienist that ultrasonic can quickly eliminate all stones, endoscopic clinicians know, however, when treated with an Inuit, need to take a more slow, detailed measures. The use of an ultrasonic cleaner is the same as the use of the hand instrument. Ultrasound units, Inuit and power Settings affect the number of stones per stroke. Unlike the blade, the pressure is most often applied to the pull stroke, using UITs in front and back motion, and using the same pressure throughout the trip. It is generally believed that the Inuit are removing stones throughout the process of contact with the tooth surface. Using an endoscope to observe an Inuit movement reveals that repeated strokes on the same surface are necessary, as calculus is removed from one layer to the next. Similarly, the brush of hand instruments must be duplicated and overlapped to eliminate the stone completely. Occasionally there will be a thrill of excitement, based on a piece of calculus, using the UITs and the hand tool to do one thing. In the best case, this is not common, and the embedded layer that produces adhesion to the bone must be detected. Finally, it is the skill of the clinician and the tool of his choice that determines the number of calculus.
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Improper adaptation of the ultrasonic blade can cause serious damage to the root surface. I've seen a lot of patients, they just use an ultrasound knife for years, and they have an incision in the root that marks the place where the Inuit can get to every repair appointment. The ultrasonic scaler can remove the pulp, dentin, calculus and biofilm. In instrumental instrumentation, it is important that the clinician's skills are removed. The Inuit view is the most powerful part of the instrument and must be carefully used. The tip must always be parallel to the root surface to avoid planing.
Clinicians rely on tactile sensitivity to determine when to remove calculus and rely on the smoothness of the root surface of the assessment. This is a bad indicator, when the calculus is deleted. The dental endoscope allows us to see how many stones are there after ultrasound and manual instrumentation. Compared with closed program detection, dental endoscopy directly reduces unnecessary root clearance.
Protect your musculoskeletal health
It may be easier to perform the neuromuscular tissue of the opponent department of the ultrasonic instrument, but not the time required to complete the periodontal debridement. Observe what happens during the root process, making the procedure more precise, but not necessarily faster or less for clinicians. The endoscopic physician maintained his position while holding the vibration apparatus for an average of 1 hour and 3 hours. Use fulcrum, pressure, complete the required time, and in the process of thorough ultrasonic scaling assumption of body position, is very similar to the handheld instruments in use, they can result in similar musculoskeletal problems. Endoscopy showed that effective hand and ultrasonic instrument technology more similar than previously believed, so clinicians should use the same principle of human body engineering to prevent musculoskeletal injury, because they use when using hand instruments.
conclusion
The dental endoscope provides invaluable information about what really happens in periodontal instruments. Power equipment is still an important function in the oral hygiene process of care, and dental equipment and technology are important, which is a great benefit for the clinical physician's armamentarium.
