Name: Teeth Whitening (Whiteness HP FGM)
SKU: I. I-Material. SKU-839
Availability: InStock

Description

Benefits

Versatility:
Available in two phases, peroxide and thickener, it allows for the manipulation of just the necessary amount of the product. It can be used for a single tooth or a whole arch, avoiding waste of material.

Excellent yield:
The complete kit allows for 18 applications.

Intense carmine color:
It facilitates the visualization of the application area; the product becomes colorless at the end of the whitening process.

Recommendations

In-office whitening of vital and non-vital teeth.

Step by Step

Step 1

Perform teeth prophylaxis leaving the dental surface to be whitened free of biofilm. Selected and register the patient’s teeth shade with a shade guide or photograph before starting the treatment.

Step 2

Proceed to the insertion of Arcflex (FGM) lip retractor to facilitate access and handling of the buccal cavity and then apply Desensibilize KF 2% for 10 minutes on the teeth that will be whitened.”

Step 3

After desensitization, remove the gel and dry teeth and gums with air jets. Perform relative isolation by applying the light-curing gingival barrier Top dam (FGM).

Step 4

Using the mixing plate that comes with the kit, mix the peroxide phase (phase 1) with the thickener phase (phase 2) in the ratio of 3 drops of peroxide to 1 drop of thickener. The mixture of 3 drops of peroxide to 1 drop of thickener is sufficient for an application on a tooth. For a smile line (20 teeth), generally 18 drops of peroxide for 6 drops of thickener are sufficient. Shake the thickener bottle vigorously before using it so that its contents are homogenized. Failure to homogenize the thickener can result in a low-viscosity gel (insufficient viscosity).

Step 5

Apply the gel with a spatula to the teeth to be whitened, usually from 1° or 2° premolar to the other. Cover the buccal surface of the teeth with a thinner gel layer as possible. The gel coating can be extended to the small area of the incisal / occlusal surface of the teeth. At the end of the recommended time, aspirate the gel with a fine suction cannula and clean them with gauze to make them ready to receive a new portion of gel. Repeat steps 4 through 6 for up to two more times (maximum) in the same session, if necessary according to the evolution of results and monitoring of sensitivity.

Step 6

At the end of the session, aspirate the gel with a fine suction cannula and wash the teeth thoroughly. The removal of the gingival barrier can be done with an explorer probe or similar.