Multiple Choice
How does a pre-procedure mouth rinse contribute to infection control?
A) It will permanently kill all microorganisms in the mouth.
B) It will temporarily reduce the number of oral microorganisms that come out of the mouth during dental care.
C) It will anesthetize the mouth and eliminate the need for an injection.
D) It will eliminate plaque and calculus and begin to reverse dental caries by adding calcium back to the demineralized portions of the teeth.
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