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ultrasonic cleaning

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ultrasonic cleaning,
the use of high-frequency vibrations to dislodge deposits from teeth or other objects.

ultrasonic
beyond the audible range; relating to sound waves having a frequency of more than 20,000 cycles per second.

ultrasonic cleaning
surgical instruments can be thoroughly cleaned by the use of ultrasonic waves which cause the formation of minute gas bubbles which, when they collapse, form shock waves.
ultrasonic heating
the use of ultrasound for producing localized hyperthermia.
ultrasonic pregnancy diagnosis
ultrasonic probe
used to disintegrate masses internally, e.g. the optic lens.
ultrasonic tooth scaling
the use of vibrations to remove supragingival calculus. See ultrasonic scaler.


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Some extrinsic stains may be removed with ultrasonic cleaning, rotary polishing with an abrasive paste, or air-jet polishing with an abrasive powder.
However, by combining aqueous cleaning methods with ultrasonic cleaning technology, it would be an enormously effective and safe cleaning scheme.
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