This quick resource outlines hydrogen peroxide strength requirements as allowed in New Zealand by law. Registered dentists can carry out teeth whitening within their scope of practice; and in some circumstances teeth whitening products can be applied by registered oral health practitioners/non-registered practitioners.
This scientific study was published in the Journal of Dentistry, and investigates the effects of both the whitening process, and orange juice, on the surface properties of dental enamel. The results are interesting! The effects of 6% strength hydrogen peroxide are relatively insignificant compared to the erosive impact of orange juice on the teeth.
This visual presentation will benefit teeth whitening practitioners looking for advanced clinical knowledge relating to teeth whitening, and covers in-depth information on the anatomy and pathology of human teeth. It also addresses topics relating to bite issues, tooth positioning, and dental pulp, and showcases useful, real-life case studies.
This easy-to-follow presentation is ideal for dentists and teeth whitening practitioners who are interested in offering advanced, effective, and comfortable teeth whitening treatments, or those looking for innovative whitening technologies to introduce into their practices. It covers advanced technologies in teeth whitening, specifically the Beyond whitening system using the Ultra II machine.
This technical PDF is for dental professionals who are interested in treating dentin sensitivity in patients, or those looking to expand their knowledge of different treatment options for dentin sensitivity and the role of specific ingredients in aiding this.
This easy-to-read PDF explores teeth whitening and its role as a key component of aesthetic dentistry, with a focus on the Beyond whitening system. It includes practical advice on treatment plans, case studies, and tips for preventing sensitivity or colour relapse, as well as post-treatment care.
