The benefits of proper instrument transfer techniques include

decreased tactile sensitivity for the operator.
decreased needlestick injuries associated with the use of dental instruments.
reduction in neck strain for the patient.
patient comfort.


decreased needlestick injuries associated with the use of dental instruments.

Rationale: decreased injuries associated with the use of dental instruments.

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