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This instrument is considered a “finishing” instrument and is the most effective instrument for root planning?

Calculus will often form on this aspect of the maxillary first premolar due to a prominent depression in the cervical 1/3 of the root that extends onto the crown. Which aspect of the maxillary first premolar has this depression?

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Your patient’s maxillary first molar has a periodontal depth of 3mm on all 6 aspects of the tooth. What furcation(s) are likely to be exposed based on the average root anatomy for this tooth?

Which instrument(s) have both a thinner AND shorter blade than a Standard Gracey? Choose all that apply

The dental hygienist can view sensitivity to cold as a positive response to root planing?

Which instrument(s) have a 3mm longer terminal shank than a Standard Gracey Curet? Choose all that apply.

Re-evaluation of supportive care includes which of the following?

A deep-wide depression which extends the length of the tooth is located on which surface of the mandibular first molar?