The fundamental components that a clinician must consider to achieve protective and productive hand activated instrumentation are the following except:

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Calculus formation is not a fundamental component in achieving protective and productive hand activated instruments. Instrumentation technique results are dependent on the types of calculus formation. Correct grasp is essential and standard in instrumentation. It would affect instrumentation if the grasp was positioned incorrectly, causing more strenuous pressure to the hands. Good adaptation is necessary and will control the amount of unnecessary pressure that would fatigue the hand and instrument effectively. Lateral pressure is beneficial in instrumentation to prevent unnecessary use of the hand or body that results in fatigue or RSI.

The Fundamental Components That a Clinician Must Consider to Achieve