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Short-term effect of regular vs mini curettes on periodontal tissue according to phenotype: a randomized control clinical trial.

The international journal of esthetic dentistry - 17 Aug 2021

Acunzo Raffaele, Gorbunkova Angelina, Rezzolla Mirta, Bellucci Gionata, Rasperini Giulio

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AIM: The aim of this randomized control clinical trial was to compare the soft tissue response to mechanical root instrumentation procedures performed using periodontal curettes with different-sized working parts. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Twenty patients affected by Stage 3 Grade B periodontitis - a total of 109 teeth - were treated with either Mini-Five Gracey Curettes (MFC) or Conventional Gracey Curettes (CGC)....

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PMID: 34319670

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