By Stacy Matsuda, RDH, BS, MS
Dental hygiene practitioners face a daunting task in the provision of nonsurgical periodontal therapy. Countless choices must be made in a short timeframe regarding procedure, delivery method, and armamentarium. When coupled with clinical protocol and technique, all facets of care can impact the success of therapy.
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