Question 152 · LDEK · Tooth discoloration and bleaching
Which will be the most effective agent in bleaching patient’s teeth discolored grey because of tetracycline intake during childhood?
- A. 2% hydrogen peroxide.
- B. 1% sodium perborate.
- C. 15% carbamide peroxide.
- D. 11% silicon carbide.
- E. 5% urea peroxide.
Hint
Choose the agent that is a true peroxide bleach at a concentration suitable for prolonged tray use at home.
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