Alterations of the enamel after topical application of bleaching
agents, presenting as major consequences are: ions release,
increased superficial roughness, stronger bacterial attachment
and hardness alteration.The aims of the study were to evalu
ate
the effect of the bleaching agent (35%hydrogen peroxide) for
vital teeth by using light source on the release of ions from the
enamel surface. our sample consisted of 30 sound enamel
surface for control group,30 sound enamel surface
for(35%hydrogen peroxide), and then application of light
radiation to activate the bleaching agent. Ion Chromatography
were used to measure the ions release .
The search is focused on application of the catalase enzyme in the
dyeing bath at different temperatures and concentration to catalyze
the peroxide remaining after bleaching the fabrics of cotton and
study its effect on exhaustion and fastness of reactive dye and
compare these results with sample is dyed in clean water path
without the presence of the enzyme.
This study aims to shed light upon bleaching process, study the
influence of each substance during the process and the best time for
bleaching in addition to clear up the effect of water.
The research project sample consisted of 80 extracted central incisors obtained from the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department as well as from private practices. These teeth were divided into two equal groups. The bonding agent ClearFil SE Bond w
as used in one group, whereas the OptiBond Solo Plus bonding agent was used in the other group. Each group was divided into four subgroups: (1) veneers performed without any bleaching, (2) veneers performed two weeks before bleaching, (3) veneers performed immediately following bleaching and (4) veneers performed two weeks after bleaching.
veneers were made using a special template which allowed producing the same size of all the specimens used in this project. These veneers were placed on the vestibular surfaces of enamel of the extracted central incisors.
The aim of the previous procedures was to study the effect of home teeth bleaching .
Teeth were embedded in acrylic blocks created in metallic cylinders. The bonding strength was measured through .
The results showed that there was a significant difference between the control subgroup and the second subgroup .