Choosing the most appropriate ultrasonic inserts/tips for the task at hand is integral to effective ultrasonic instrumentation of this area of the dentition.

Effective ultrasonic instrumentation for these teeth depends on the clinician's knowledge of tooth anatomy, ultrasonic insert/tip designs, and technique.

These instruments can increase access to difficult-to-reach areas and may help to improve periodontal therapy outcomes.

Dental hygienists need to be well versed in technique to achieve positive outcomes with both magnetostrictive and piezoelectric devices.

Correct adaptation is key to successfully implementing ultrasonic therapy.

Optimize your ultrasonic scaling technique to effectively remove subgingival calculus.

Improve instrumentation outcomes by using the correct insert/tip for the task at hand.

The use of proper technique during ultrasonic therapy may help prevent over instrumentation and encourage positive outcomes.

Precautions must be taken to ensure both clinician and patient safety during ultrasonic instrumentation.

Correct stroke activation is key to successful ultrasonic instrumentation.