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- Page 2 • This course was designed, developed and produced by Waterpik Technologies • Waterpik Technologies manufactures and distributes products addressed in this course To provide the dental team with the information and criteria needed to assist individuals in selecting a power toothbrush appropriate to need •...
- Page 3 From the final review, the Cochrane group determined that “Power toothbrushes with a rotational oscillation action provided slightly better plaque removal and may provide better protection against gum inflammation than manual toothbrushes.” The researchers discussed the weaknesses of their review and noted: •...
- Page 4 • Likely to enhance stain removal • As safe as a manual brush for soft and hard tissue • Well-liked and even preferred by individuals Waterpik Technologies entered the power toothbrush market more than thirty years ago. From the original Touch-Tronic ®...
- Page 5 • MacNeill et al found that sonic energy from the SenSonic toothbrush severely shortened and/or removed ® fimbriae from the cell walls of A viscosus. The researchers observed that these study findings were consistent with previous studies on other sonic brushes that have exam- ined the effect of sonic energy on bacteria.
- Page 6 *Information as of April 2003 All power brushes are not equivalent when it comes to brush head configuration, brush head motion, and number and type of brush strokes per minute. Therefore, expectations of similar clinical outcomes on products of differing brands cannot be assumed. 1.
- Page 7 1. What features may influence individual preference for a power brush? a) Timer b) Handle size c) Brush head configuration d) All of the above 2. Which type of individual would NOT be a candidate for a power brush? a) Orthodontic b) Periodontal maintenance c) Edentulous d) Physically challenged...
- Page 8 Waterpik Technologies is designated as an Approved PACE Program Provider by the Academy of General Dentistry. The formal continuing education programs of this provider are accepted by the AGD for Fellowship, Mastership, and membership maintenance credits. Approval does not imply acceptance by a state or provin- cial board of dentistry.
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