tooth bleaching
OCCURRENCE OF SENSITIVITY DURING AT-HOME AND IN-OFFICE TOOTH BLEACHING THERAPIES WITH OR WITHOUT USE OF LIGHT SOURCES
... in-office bleaching technique applies highly concentrated per- oxides to the tooth surface for up to one ...In-office tooth bleaching is usually associated with heat or light sources, to ...
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In vitro Comparison of the Shear Bond Strength of Etch & Rinse vs Self-Etch Bonding Systems on Dentin after Nonvital Tooth Bleaching
... the bleaching process, the access cavity preparation was done and after the excavation of pulp tissue, and placement of the hybrid glass ionomer base at the apex, the teeth were bleached using the 35% hydrogen ...
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Teeth whitening treatments: an overview
... vital tooth bleaching (teeth whitening procedure) one of the most well- accepted and successful aesthetic dental treatments over the past ...teeth, tooth bleaching has been reported to be the ...
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External Cervical Resorption – Review of the Literature
... internal tooth bleaching, surgical proce- dures, periodontal treatment and bruxism, delayed eruption, intracoronal restorations, developmental defects, sys- temic ...
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Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences
... At-home tooth bleaching using a 10% carbamide peroxide gel was found to be the safest method with minimal adverse effects (Joiner 2006; Boushell et ...treatment, bleaching may cause some ...
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Teeth bleaching with Epic diode laser
... Tooth bleaching is a simple, minimally invasive cosmetic procedure, with important benefits in dental cosmetics and frequently requested by pa- tients. However, teeth whitening plays an impor- tant role not ...
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The bleaching of teeth: A review of the literature
... of tooth whitening for patients and consumers has seen a dramatic increase in the number of products and procedures over recent years, with a concomitant rise in publications on this ...of tooth whitening ...
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BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN IN-OFFICE VITAL BLEACHING PROCEDURE – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
... In-office bleaching is an appropriate treatment of choice especially in severe discoloration cases, in the presence of a lack of patient compliance, or if a rapid result is ...home bleaching, in-office ...
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Tooth Whitening/Bleaching: Treatment Considerations for Dentists and Their Patients
... Current tooth bleaching materials are based primarily on either hydrogen peroxide or carbamide ...at-home bleaching techniques have been shown to be effective, although results may vary depending on ...
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OVERVIEW OF IN-OFFICE BLEACHING OF VITAL TEETH
... of tooth whitening for patients has shown a dramatic increase in the number of products and procedures over recent ...Vital tooth bleaching refers to chair-side clinical application of a chemical ...
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The susceptibility of bleached enamel to staining as measured by quantitative light-induced fluorescence (QLF)
... after bleaching 32, 33, 34 ...after bleaching due to increased or decreased surface roughness 7 ...following bleaching could be out weighed by a remineralisation period using saliva and different ...
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Recovery of spent bleaching clay for reuse in water treatment
... Spent bleaching clay is one of the waste materials, which is disposed at palm oil refineries in ...Spent bleaching clay treatment brings benefits for both vegetable oil refining process and for ...
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Evaluation of leakage of bleaching agent through different intraorifice barriers in intracoronal bleaching technique an in vitro study
... In negative control group preparation and obturation were performed as with the experimental groups. The entire access opening were temporized with IRM. Storage of all the teeth was done at ± 37°C and 100% relative ...
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The susceptibility of bleached enamel to staining as measured by quantitative light-induced fluorescence (QLF)
... intrinsic colour of the tooth while QLF measured the extrinsic stain and one aspect of the colour spectrum only. Although QLF was used in this instance in vitro, it can be applied in vivo at chairside and images ...
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Environmental drivers of variation in bleaching severity of Acropora species during an extreme thermal anomaly
... of bleaching severity by avoiding the loss of information that occurs with categorical ...underestimates bleaching severity of heavily pigmented colonies because these host-pigments make them appear to be ...
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Enzymatic Bleaching of Whey.
... constraints, bleaching most frequently occurs at the fluid whey ...EP bleaching in fluid ...the bleaching point for WPC80 ...maximum bleaching at 4C (LP 10 mg/kg HP for 12h, EP 2 DBLU MB and ...
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Coral Bleaching in Tobago
... coral bleaching episodes) has resulted in a lack of long-term data sets on the phenomenon of ...that bleaching may become an annual event in the Caribbean by 2020 (Burke and Maidens, 2004), implies an ...
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Bleaching of the post-IR IRSL signal from individual grains of K-feldspar: Implications for single-grain dating
... laboratory bleaching experiments have been conducted and for the first time the results show that the rate at which the pIRIR signal from individual K-feldspar grains bleach ...in bleaching rate has a ...
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Peroxide bleaching with zeolites Part 2: Bleaching of pine TMP and eucalypt CCS
... Peroxide bleaching with zeolites Part 2: Bleaching of pineTMP and eucalypt CCS DANIEL FINNEGAN*, KAREN STACKf AND LAWRIE DUNN* A combination of zeolite and sodium citrate was found to be[r] ...
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Examination of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and polychlorinated dibenzofurans in process water of kraft pulp bleaching mill using chlorine dioxide from the aspect of environmental water quality
... chlorine bleaching, but the con- ventional line has been modified from application of chlo- rine and sodium hypochlorite bleaching to the other ECF ...
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