Interactions of high-concentration peroxides with dental surfaces

What do we mean by brightness of a dental element?

The quantity of light absorbed by the pulp inside the tooth
The colour that is perceived depending on the temperature of the light impacting the surface of the tooth
The quantity of light reflected by the surface of the tooth

How can you explain such a high performance in Blancone in office treatments, despite the very short contact times of the gel on the tooth’s surface?

The texture of the gel closely resembles every dental surface
Photochemical activation obtained by the perfect synergy between wavelength and photoactivators
High concentrations of hydrogen peroxide

Having at your disposal in just a few minutes a large quantity of free radicals and singlet oxygen released by a whitening agent allows you:

To offer more expensively priced teeth whitening treatments
Improved teeth whitening performance with no side effects
To avoid the use of the gingival barrier even with high concentrations of peroxide.

The final brightness measured using the spectrophotometer after a teeth whitening treatment should be measured:

Blancone products should be used with the help of photoactivation at a specific wavelength range: