Polishing the occlusal surfaces of the teeth differs from polishing the smooth surfaces in what way?

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Quinton asked Nov 15, 2023

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Polishing the occlusal surfaces of the teeth differs from polishing the smooth surfaces in what way?

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Only flat surfaces are suitable for disposable prophy angles. To prevent overheating the tooth, use gentle pressure and a slow handpiece rotating speed.

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Bristle brushes are employed for occlusal surfaces to clean fissures

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