Plaque and Calculus Removal: Considerations for the Professional

Briefly addresses the removal of plaque and calculus from teeth and implants, presenting procedures for both the patient and the professional to perform. Special consideration is given to problems presented by endosseous dental implants. Covers traditional mechanical methods and electronically assisted procedures, and provides an overview of the significance of plaque and calculus formation and the biological rationale for their removal. Useful as a supplementary text. Includes color photos. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.