Three cases of self-inflicted gingival injuries resulting from the improper use of the Keyes technique are presented. The profession must assume responsibility for studies to determine the safety of the methods of application of the hydrogen peroxide, salt and baking soda mixtures and disseminate this information for the public interest.
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