All of the following are therapeutic interventions for gingivitis except:

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Therapies that target the mechanical removal of or reduction in plaque biofilm are used to control gingivitis. In-office sodium fluoride therapy is used for caries management. Subgingival calculus and plaque biofilm removal is part of periodontal debridement and is important in treating gingivitis to restore gingival health. Oral self-care education is imperative to teach the patient how to best control biofilm at home. Cotherapy between the client and the professional are needed to restore gingival health and prevent the reoccurrence of gingivitis. Supragingival calculus and plaque biofilm removal is critical. Alone, it will not aid in resolution of gingivitis. It needs to occur in conjunction with subgingival deposit removal. Antimicrobial therapy with gingivitis cases usually involves therapeutic mouth rinse use to aid in healing.

All of the Following Are Therapeutic Interventions for Gingivitis Except