Name: Consepsis Ultradent
SKU: I. I-Material. sku-642
Availability: InStock

Description

UltraEZ gel quickly treats sensitivity from tooth whitening, thermal and chemical changes, root exposure, and toothbrush abrasion. Its sustained-release potassium nitrate and fluoride formula provides immediate results to help your patients stop being so sensitive. Available in both syringes and prefilled, disposable trays.

Quickly treats sensitivity from tooth whitening, toothbrush abrasion, root exposure, and thermal and chemical changes
Features potassium nitrate and fluoride, which have been shown to help decrease sensitivity¹
Available in disposable, prefilled trays as well as in syringes for use with custom trays
Prefilled UltraFit™ tray adapts to any smile for a comfortable fit
Can be used before and after whitening treatments
Vegan—no animal products
Certified gluten free
Certified kosher

Technical Details

Immediate Relief

Unlike other desensitizing agents, UltraEZ gel provides immediate relief. And what’s better is its unique sustained-release formula provides benefits even after the application is over.

The Perfect Complement for Opalescence™ Boost™ In-Office Whitening

Sensitivity is a challenge with all tooth whitening procedures. Naturally, in-office whitening can cause more sensitivity because of the higher concentration of peroxide used during treatment. Having an UltraEZ desensitizing gel treatment handy can be a great way to show your patients you care about not only their oral health and appearance, but their comfort level as well.

Potassium Nitrate and Fluoride

UltraEZ desensitizing gel contains an optimum combination of potassium nitrate and fluoride. Findings have confirmed that the potassium nitrate and fluoride actually help to minimize sensitivity.¹

Ideal for Multiple Procedures

For some patients, tooth sensitivity can be a side effect of tooth whitening, toothbrush abrasion, thermal and chemical changes, and root exposure. Sensitivity may even discourage those patients from further treatments. Providing a treatment that immediately helps eliminate tooth sensitivity will ensure a better experience for your patients.

Delivery Options

UltraEZ desensitizing gel is available in two convenient delivery options. For patients with custom trays, offer UltraEZ gel in syringes. The application is the same as Opalescence™ whitening in syringes, so your patients will already be familiar with it. For patients who don’t have custom trays, UltraEZ gel also comes in prefilled, disposable trays. These are the same UltraFit trays found in our Opalescence Go™ whitening! They are extremely comfortable, adapting to the shape of the patients’ anatomy, while also ensuring the gel stays in place to provide optimal results.

Great for Use Before or After Whitening

UltraEZ desensitizing gel is great for treating sensitivity after a whitening procedure, but it can also be great for use before a whitening treatment begins. For patients with a history of sensitivity or those who test positive during a sensitivity exam using air or touch, invite them to complete one or two UltraEZ gel treatments before the whitening treatment begins. The extra dose of potassium nitrate and fluoride can be just the thing to get them to the end of their whitening treatment as comfortably as possible.

Enhances Patient Compliance

UltraEZ desensitizing gel minimizes sensitivity, which can enhance patient satisfaction and improve compliance with whitening treatments. The more comfortable the whitening procedure is for the patient, the more likely they’ll be to complete it and get the results they’re looking for.

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Procedures

UltraEZ Desensitizing Gel Custom Tray Patient Instructions

See Instructions for Use for complete instructions, warnings, and precautions.

Step 1

Express UltraEZ gel into the custom tray. A complete arch should use most of the contents of one syringe. If sensitivity is localized, place gel in affected area(s) and a small amount in the molar region to hold the tray in place.