For ideal conditions during a dental procedure,which of the following features should characterize the isolation technique?
A)Isolation should be protective of soft tissue such as the tongue, but not hard tissue such as the alveolus.
B)The dentist must compensate for obscured vision due to the isolation.
C)Isolation should cause pooling of saliva in the area of concern.
D)Isolation should be comfortable for the patient.

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The isolation technique should be comfortable for the patient to ensure their cooperation during the procedure. None of the other options are ideal for the isolation technique. Isolation should not compromise the protection of either hard or soft tissues, and it should not cause pooling of saliva in the area of concern. The dentist should also have unobstructed vision during the procedure.

For Ideal Conditions During a Dental Procedure,which of the Following