•Ultrasonic versus hand intrumentation
•Ultrasonic instruments compared with sonic instruments, air polishing devices, and rotating instruments
•Which patients should not have ultrasonic scaling and why
•Dealing with root sensitivity
•Topical and local anesthesia, premedication for pain, and nitrous oxide analgesia
•Helping patients achieve good plaque control
•Tooth brushing, flossing, interdental brushing, irrigators, interdental stimulators, and the Perio-Aid
•Chemotherapeutic agents

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