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Course Number: 491
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Whitening in Action: Role of Dental Professionals in Assessing and Recommending Appropriate Options
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What to Know About Whitening
Whitening in Action: Role of Dental Professionals in Assessing and Recommending Appropriate Options
Course Authors:
Lesley McGovern Kupiec, RDH, MSDH;
Jane L. Forrest, EdD, BSDH
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Overview
Learning Objectives
What is the Difference Between Whitening and Bleaching?
Staining Types and Causes
Indications for Bleaching
Four Categories of Whitening Options including Pros and Cons
Professionally Applied In-office
Professionally Dispensed Take-home
Consumer Purchased Over-the-counter (OTC)
Non-dental Options
Side Effects
ADA Seal of Acceptance
Whitening in Action: Role of Dental Professionals in Assessing and Recommending Appropriate Options
Case Scenario 1: Whitening – High School Reunion
Case Scenario 2: Periodontal Disease – Smoker
Case Scenario 3: Child in Mixed Dentition
Conclusion
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Whitening in Action: Role of Dental Professionals in Assessing and Recommending Appropriate Options
Whitening in Action: Role of Dental Professionals in Assessing and Recommending Appropriate Options
Case Scenario 1: Whitening – High School Reunion
Case Scenario 2: Periodontal Disease – Smoker
Case Scenario 3: Child in Mixed Dentition
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