By Kathleen O. Hodges, RDH, MS
Ultrasonic instrumentation is an important method of debridement. Its use, however, can cause patient discomfort, especially when incorrect technique is employed. Ensuring that ultrasonic instrumentation is effective and reducing patient discomfort are critical to the technique’s success.
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