Relative Calculus and Tooth Structure Loss with Use of Power-Driven Scaling Instruments
作者： Jack L. Stewart , Robert L. Briggs , Richard R. Drisko , Homer C. Jamison
DOI: 10.14219/JADA.ARCHIVE.1971.0381
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摘要: Rotary, vibratory, and ultrasonic power-driven scalers were tested in this study for a comparison of the amount calculus loss to tooth structure with use instruments. The instrument removed less than either other two scaling instruments; vibratory scaler rotary instrument.
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