Whiteness HP_Maxx

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Manufacturer: FGM

Origin: Brazil

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Whiteness HP Maxx: comfort, security and satisfaction to your patient!

caixa hp maxxWhiteness HP Maxx is a 35% hydrogen peroxide in-office bleaching gel, that can be light activated or not. Contains heat blocker that prevents teeth from being overheated when exposed to warm light source. A cutting edge product, safe, effective and easy to apply. With a drop by drop system that allows for specific dosage based on each case, avoiding wastes. Suitable for vital and non-vital teeth (internal bleaching gel applied during sessions), a product known for being safe and effective.

Safety

  • Heat blocker: prevents teeth from being overheated when exposed to warm light source.
  • Safe protocol: reapplication of gel during bleaching sessions maintains the pH safe which prevents enamel demineralization.
  • Comes with Neutralize: stabilized catalase enzyme accompanies the bleaching kit, suitable for application in mucosa that eventually contacts the bleaching gel.

Effectiveness

  • Great performance if light activated or not.

Convenience

  • Suitable for vital and non-vital teeth.
  • The drop by drop system dispenses the right amount of product based on each requirement, preventing wastes.
  • Available in kits and mini kits.

Bleaching of vital teeth

Perform a deep evaluation of the patient’s oral cavity. Presence of decay, deficient restorations and fissures in the enamel, gingival recessions, gingivitis and other important potential problems should be checked and treated before the procedure takes place. Wear protective gear and provide it for the patient as well.

Step 1Select and register the color of the patient”s teeth through a shade guide and/or photos before beginning the treatment.

 

 

 

Step 2Perform relative isolation with the light cured gingival barrier Top Dam in order to cover the marginal gingival tissue and the embrasures. The extension of the gingival barrier in the cervical to gingival direction should be 3 to 5 mm in a 1 mm thick increment. The gingival barrier should also cover 0.5 to 1 mm of the dental surface. A clinical mirror supports visualization of the cervical area of the teeth (incisal to cervical view) in order to check if there is uncovered gingival tissue. In positive case, amend it. This step is crucial to avoid the contact of hydrogen peroxide with the gingival tissue. Employ a lip retractor to facilitate the gingival barrier and bleaching gel application.

Step 3Cure the Top Dam resin for 20 to 30 seconds for each group of 3 teeth. The gingival barrier that is formed should be rigid and insoluble, preventing eventual irritation by aggressive products.

 

 

 

Step 4Using the mixing plate included in the kit, mix the peroxide phase (phase 1) with the thickener phase (phase 2) in proportions of 3 drops of peroxide for 1 drop of thickener. The mixture is enough for an application on one tooth. In order to bleach the whole smile line (10 teeth) 21 drops of peroxide for 7 drops of thickener should be enough. Shake the thickener bottle vigorously before using it.

 

Step 5With the aid of a brush or spatula, cover the buccal surface of the teeth completely, including the interproximal area and extend a little to the incisal and occlusal surfaces. The gel layer should be of 0.5 to 1 mm thick. If a source of acceleration is used, begin the light application soon after applying the gel, each equipment has an specific protocol of light exposure time. Follow the manufacturer instructions. If a light-curing device is chosen, the cure should last 20 seconds for each tooth alternately (usually from premolar to premolar), keep the device 5 to 10 mm from the surface of the gel. For each gel application, apply the light twice.

Step 6Leave the gel on the tooth surface for 15 minutes. With the aid of a brush or micro brush, mix the gel on the teeth three to four times to liberate the oxygen bubbles generated. At the end of the treatment, remove the gel from the teeth by using an evacuator (e.g. endodontic vacuum evacuator) after that clean them with a piece of gauze to prepare the teeth to receive a new layer of gel. Repeat stages 4 to 6 twice (at most) in the same session if necessary according to the evolution of the results and after monitoring sensitivity.

Step 7At the end of the treatment, remove the gel by suction and wash the teeth. Remove the gingival protector by detaching it with a dental probe. Compare the final aspect after the treatment. Compare the initial photo the final photo.

Step 8: Apply Desensibilize KF2% for 10 minutes and soon after, polish the teeth with Diamond Excel polishing paste and Diamond or Diamond Flex felt disks.

NOTES:
1 – Monitor the patient throughout the treatment; make sure to observe sensitivity and potential peroxide irritation spots. If that occurs, interrupt the treatment and interfere (see comments in the Precautions and Side Effects section).

2 – If the desired bleaching level is not accomplished, and the patient does not show signs of sensitivity or any other contraindication, reapply the product for up to two more sessions. In case one more session is required, a 7-day break must be respected between sessions.

Kit – up to 18 applications

• 01 – 10 g bottle of concentrated hydrogen peroxide;

• 01 – 5 g bottle of thickener;

• 01 – 2 g bottle of peroxide neutralizing solution;

• 01 spatula and 01 plate for the preparation of the gel;

• Instructions for professionals.

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