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sonication
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sonication /son·i·ca·tion/ (son″ĭ-ka´shun) exposure to sound waves; disruption of bacteria by exposure to high-frequency sound waves.
son·i·ca·tion (sn-kshn)
n.
The process of dispersing, disrupting, or inactivating biological materials, such as viruses, by use of sound-wave energy.

sonication [son″ĭ-ka´shun]
exposure to sound waves; disruption of bacteria by exposure to high-frequency sound waves.

sonication
exposure to sound waves; disruption of bacteria by exposure to high-frequency sound waves.

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Q. do you know what are the pros and cons of the Sonic toothbrush from Oral B (electric tooth brush)? last night, my best friend raved about it for a whole hour. My dentist told me to use a soft brush (number 35) to clean my teeth and that the electric brushes are a bit over rated. My friend specifically told me about the Sonic product and told me that it also makes his teeth whiter. I wanted to know if anybody has any knowledge or experience from first hand about this product or any good information about it.

A. Thank you for the frank answer. I wonder if I can find a really soft electric toothbrush

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