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A paradigm shift in mechanical biofilm management? Subgingival air polishing: a new way to improve mechanical biofilm management in the dental practice. / Sculean, Anton; Bastendorf, Klaus-Dieter; Becker, Christian; Bush, Bernita; Einwag, Johannes; Lanoway, Carmen; Platzer, Ursula; Schmage, Petra; Schoeneich, Brigitte; Walter, Clemens; Wennström, Jan L; Flemmig, Thomas F.

In: QUINTESSENCE INT, Vol. 44, No. 7, 01.07.2013, p. 475-7.

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Harvard

Sculean, A, Bastendorf, K-D, Becker, C, Bush, B, Einwag, J, Lanoway, C, Platzer, U, Schmage, P, Schoeneich, B, Walter, C, Wennström, JL & Flemmig, TF 2013, 'A paradigm shift in mechanical biofilm management? Subgingival air polishing: a new way to improve mechanical biofilm management in the dental practice', QUINTESSENCE INT, vol. 44, no. 7, pp. 475-7. https://doi.org/10.3290/j.qi.a29615

APA

Sculean, A., Bastendorf, K-D., Becker, C., Bush, B., Einwag, J., Lanoway, C., Platzer, U., Schmage, P., Schoeneich, B., Walter, C., Wennström, J. L., & Flemmig, T. F. (2013). A paradigm shift in mechanical biofilm management? Subgingival air polishing: a new way to improve mechanical biofilm management in the dental practice. QUINTESSENCE INT, 44(7), 475-7. https://doi.org/10.3290/j.qi.a29615

Vancouver

Sculean A, Bastendorf K-D, Becker C, Bush B, Einwag J, Lanoway C et al. A paradigm shift in mechanical biofilm management? Subgingival air polishing: a new way to improve mechanical biofilm management in the dental practice. QUINTESSENCE INT. 2013 Jul 1;44(7):475-7. https://doi.org/10.3290/j.qi.a29615

Bibtex

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abstract = "In the past few years indications for the use of the air polishing technology have been expanded from supragingival use (airflow) to subgingival air polishing (perioflow) by the development of new low-abrasive glycine-based powders and devices with a subgingival nozzle. Several studies on the subgingival use of air polishing have been completed. On 7 June 2012, during the Europerio 7 Congress in Vienna, a consensus conference on mechanical biofilm management took place aiming to review the current evidence from the literature on the clinical relevance of the subgingival use of air polishing and to make practical recommendations for the clinician. Bernita Bush (Bern), Prof Johannes Einwag (Stuttgart), Prof Thomas Flemmig (Seattle), Carmen Lanoway (Munich), Prof Ursula Platzer (Hamburg), Prof Petra Schmage (Hamburg), Brigitte Schoeneich (Zurich), Prof Anton Sculean (Bern), Dr Clemens Walter (Basel), and Prof Jan Wennstr{\"o}m (Gothenburg) discussed under the moderation of Klaus-Dieter Bastendorf and Christian Becker (both ADIC Association for Dental Infection Control) the available clinical studies to reach a consensus on available clinical evidence. This paper summarizes the main conclusions of the consensus conference and points to the clinical relevance of the findings for the dental practitioner.",
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AU - Einwag, Johannes

AU - Lanoway, Carmen

AU - Platzer, Ursula

AU - Schmage, Petra

AU - Schoeneich, Brigitte

AU - Walter, Clemens

AU - Wennström, Jan L

AU - Flemmig, Thomas F

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KW - Biofilms

KW - Dental Plaque

KW - Glycine Agents

KW - Humans

KW - Ultrasonic Therapy

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