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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / September 2004

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Carbamide Peroxide Bleach and Teeth.

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fuzzbusters - 26 Sep 2004 05:53 GMT
carbamide bleach seems to come in varying strengths
like 22% and 16% etc.

Is there a sensible guideline for age, gum health
over whether a higher strength 22% or 16% is used on a patient
aside from the evident staining on the teeth.
Joel M. Eichen - 26 Sep 2004 13:11 GMT
>carbamide bleach seems to come in varying strengths
>like 22% and 16% etc.
>
>Is there a sensible guideline for age, gum health
>over whether a higher strength 22% or 16% is used on a patient
>aside from the evident staining on the teeth.

Go with the sixteen ,,,,,,,,, the 22 may make the teeth overly
sensitive ......... (sometimes the 16 does too!).

Joel
 
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