Power brushes were first seen in mass production in the __________.
Power brushes were invented to _______________.
In the early days of power brushes, they were primarily recommended for _______________.
_______________ determines how patients respond to bacterial plaque.
Powered brushes focus on _______________.
Thirty-six months after the purchase of a powered brush _____% were still using the brush on a daily basis.
Studies and surveys have found power toothbrushes _______________.
When choosing a power brush, the dental professional’s recommendation should be based on clinical effectiveness in _______________.
Power brushes using the _______________ action, have been proven more effective than manual brushes for plaque and gingivitis reduction.
In a crossover trial comparing tartar control with a manual toothbrush to a power toothbrush. The results showed _______________.
Different brush heads are available for _______________.
Power brush head filaments should be _______________.
The benefit of a pressure sensor is _______________.
Gingival recession can be caused by _______________.
Research has shown that more pressure is used when patients brush with a _______________.
Evidence suggests that power brushes are more beneficial in removing _______________ and controlling _______________.
Van der Weijden et al conducted a systematic review of published safety data on the oscillating-rotating brushes compared with manual brushes and found _______________.
The BEST method in teaching oral hygiene is _______________.
When using a power brush, the patient only has to focus on the _______________.
Power brushes may be used to clean the tongue. With the tongue extruded _______________.
Patients using power brushes should _______________.
Research supports the use of power brushes to _______________.
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