White Class

Hydrogen peroxide whitening gel at 6%, 7.5%, and 10% for supervised at-home use.

Potassium nitrate and sodium fluoride as desensitizing agents.
Contains calcium.

Benefits

Double Desensitizing Action:
Neural action of potassium nitrate and occlusive sodium fluoride. Potassium nitrate is an effective agent in the treatment of hyperesthetic dentin. Its action is based on the fact that the increased concentration of extracellular potassium depolarizes the membranes of nerve fibers, blocking the passage of the stimulus, reducing hypersensitivity.

Calcium:
Prevents demineralization and reduces hypersensitivity.

Quickness:
Shorter daily wearing time: 6%: 1 hour and 30 minutes a day, 7,5%: 1 hour a day, 10%: 30 minutes a day

Recommendations

Whitening of vital teeth using the at-home whitening technique supervised by a dentist.

Commercial Availability

Individual Syringes

• 1 syringe with 3g of gel at 6%, 7.5% or 10% concentrations

Kit

Only for 6% and 7.5% concentrations
• 4 syringes with 3g of gel each
• 4 applicator tips
• 1 tray case
• 1 appointment card
• Instructions for the patient and the professional

Step by step

Step 1 of 8

Take the teeth shade so that the dentist and the patient can have a comparison parameter for the whitening. Recording of teeth shade can be made using a shade guide or a photograph.

Step 2 of 8

Molding: molding can be made with alginate and must properly copy all teeth that will be whitened.

Step 3 of 8

Mold is made of stone-gypsum, in order to prevent bubbles. It is not necessary to relief the model to create gel shells.

Step 4 of 8

Place the 1mm acetate plate Whiteness Plates for Molds (FGM) into the thermal laminator until forming a slight bending due to the heat. Then, pull the plastic state plate over the gypsum model, so the suction can thermal format the mold into the model. The plate’s removal must be made after it has fully cooled down.

Step 5 of 8

After removing the mold from the model, trim it to cover 1 to 2mm of the gums margin.

Step 6 of 8

Mold test: the mold must not compress the soft tissue, nor present excessive gaps.

Step 7 of 8

Show to the patient the quantity of gel that should be applied to the tray. One drop of gel must be put into the areas corresponding to the vestibular faces of the teeth that will be whitened. Wearing time: 2 hours per day for 4% concentration; 1 ½ hour per day for 6% concentration; 1 hour per day for 7.5% concentration; and 30 minutes per day for 10% concentration.

Step 8 of 8

Monitor the patient weekly until completing the treatment. Record the final shade achieved.

Step 1 of 8

Take the teeth shade so that the dentist and the patient can have a comparison parameter for the whitening. Recording of teeth shade can be made using a shade guide or a photograph.