The bleaching world: non vital discolorations
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Bleaching of non-vital discolored teeth is a low-risk routine treatment for improving esthetics, even though a very crucial aesthetic clinical scenario. A correct diagnosis, combined with a deep knowledge of all potential causes to prevent or treat end-based discolorations, is the key of success, as well as the use of correct bleaching techniques and materials.
Moreover, a very important aspect regarding “the unbleachable” situations and how to treat them, will be analyzed in depth in order to reach the final long-lasting aesthetic goal.
Learning Objectives
- Discuss non-vital discolorations
- Explain the causes of internal discolorations and discuss preventive measures
- Describe the step-by-step process of internal bleaching
- Discuss the integration of internal bleaching with direct adhesive procedures
- Identify the "unbleachables" and how to treat them
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