Reducing the adverse effect of bleaching on composite-enamel bond.
Reducing the adverse effect of bleaching on composite-enamel bond.
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1708-8240.1994.tb00852.x
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发表时间:
1994-01-01
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通讯作者:
Godwin, J M
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作者:
Barghi, N;Godwin, J M
JAIMEE MORGAN GODWIN, DDS" he esthetic outcome of porcelain veneers and direct composite veneers is dictated mostly by the color and shade of the underlying tooth structure. Products such as porcelain with masking dentin and opaque luting resins have becn developed to mask undesirable stains and discolored enamel. These products often result in a mono-chromatic and less vital appearance of the final restorations. The use of chromatic and opacious porcelain combined with excessive reduction of the tooth structure (mostly enamel) may be used to properly mask discolored teeth.Bleaching has been shown to be Very effective in lightening discol-Ored teeth (Figures 1 and 2). It has gained popularity in recent years, and various methods have been developed to administer bleaching 88ents. The most popular bleaching technique is nightguard home leaching, which uses a solution of 19% carbamide peroxide. Bleaching 88ents may also contain carbopol 9 Slow the release of oxygen.