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Dental Hygiene - Dent 1040 Chapter 44 Extrinsic Stain Removal

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Anterior teeth 60° angle to facial and lingual surfaces for optimal access. Posterior teeth 80° angle to facial and lingual surfaces to accommodate curvature.

Technique

A. Anterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 60 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
B. Posterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 80 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
C. Occlusal surfaces: handpiece nozzle at 90 degree angle to occlusal plane

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Technique

A. Anterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 60 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
B. Posterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 80 degree angle to...

Technique

A. Anterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 60 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
B. Posterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 80 degree angle to...

Incorrect Air-powder Polishing technique

causes excess aerosol production; NEVER angle nozzle directed into gingival sulcus or periodontal pocket

Facial emphysemas

occur due to abnormal introduction of air into subcutaneous tissues or interstitial spaces, prevented by avoiding theuse of compressed air/ air-wat...

Air-Powder polishing contraindicated:

pts w/physician-directed sodium-restricted diet; respiratory diseases and like; pt w/end-staged renal disease, Addision’s disease or Cushing’s dise...

Incorrect Air-powder Polishing technique

causes excess aerosol production; NEVER angle nozzle directed into gingival sulcus or periodontal pocket

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TermDefinition

Technique

A. Anterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 60 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
B. Posterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 80 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
C. Occlusal surfaces: handpiece nozzle at 90 degree angle to occlusal plane

Technique

A. Anterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 60 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
B. Posterior teeth: handpiece nozzle at 80 degree angle to facial and lingual surfaces
C. Occlusal surfaces: handpiece nozzle at 90 degree angle to occlusal plane

Incorrect Air-powder Polishing technique

causes excess aerosol production; NEVER angle nozzle directed into gingival sulcus or periodontal pocket

Facial emphysemas

occur due to abnormal introduction of air into subcutaneous tissues or interstitial spaces, prevented by avoiding theuse of compressed air/ air-water around extraction sites, small areas open to subcutaneous tissues; can get extreme

Air-Powder polishing contraindicated:

pts w/physician-directed sodium-restricted diet; respiratory diseases and like; pt w/end-staged renal disease, Addision’s disease or Cushing’s disease; immunocompromised pts; pts taking potassium, anti-diuretics, or steroid-therapy; on root surfaces, soft and spongy gingiva, or restorative materials

Incorrect Air-powder Polishing technique

causes excess aerosol production; NEVER angle nozzle directed into gingival sulcus or periodontal pocket

Facial emphysemas

occur due to abnormal introduction of air into subcutaneous tissues or interstitial spaces, prevented by avoiding theuse of compressed air/ air-water around extraction sites, small areas open to subcutaneous tissues; can get extreme

Air-Powder polishing contraindicated:

pts w/physician-directed sodium-restricted diet; respiratory diseases and like; pt w/end-staged renal disease, Addision’s disease or Cushing’s disease; immunocompromised pts; pts taking potassium, anti-diuretics, or steroid-therapy; on root surfaces, soft and spongy gingiva, or restorative materials