Dental whitening material HP Maxx

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Whiteness HP Maxx 35% hydrogen peroxide whitening system for in-office use. Bottle system: ideal amount. Contains heat block. Advantages 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. Heat blocker: In case the professional opts for the use of light sources, the heat blocker will minimize the sensitivity that can be caused by these sources. Indications • Whitening of vital and non-vital teeth using the in-office technique. Perform prophylaxis of the teeth, leaving the tooth surface free from biofilm. Select and record the patient’s teeth shade with a shade guide and/or photograph prior to starting whitening. Proceed to the insertion of the Arcflex (FGM) lips 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. After desensitizing, remove the gel and dry the teeth and gum using air jets. Do the relative isolation applying the light-curing resin Top dam (FGM). Using the mixing tray that comes with the set, mix the phase Peroxide (phase 1) with the thickener phase (phase 2), at the rate of 3 drops of peroxide for 1 drop of thickener. The mixture of 3 drops of peroxide to 1 drop of thickener is enough to apply over one tooth. For the smiling line (20 teeth), in general 18 drops of peroxide to 6 drops of thickener are enough. Shake well the thickener flask prior to using it, to homogenize its contents.