Date: 01/2003
Journal: IEJ
Walking bleach technique is a good treatment for discolored root canal treated teeth, but proper precautions are necessary to prevent cervical resorption.
Date: 01/2003
Journal: IEJ
Walking bleach technique is a good treatment for discolored root canal treated teeth, but proper precautions are necessary to prevent cervical resorption.
By Madhu KS, Hegde S, Mathew S, Lata DA, Bhandi SH, Shruthi N
Date: 01/2013
Journal: JIOH
Peroxide leakage is least in carbamide peroxide compared to other groups and may be a safer alternative to the other methods tested.
Date: 01/2006
Journal: JOE
16 year long-term stability following walking bleach procedures is observed, though it may make the tooth more susceptible to fracture
Date: 01/1993
Journal: JOE
Mixing sodium perborate with hydrogen peroxide appears to be unnecessary
Date: 01/1988
Journal: Dental Traumatology
Sodium perborate effectively lightens discolored non-vital teeth with less time clinically than other reported methods, though some rediscoloration is seen
Date: 01/1987
Journal: OOO
Chemical bleaching with heat is moderately effective; most teeth will re-discolor with time. Internal bleaching may be a better option for younger patients. This technique is not used or recommended anymore.
Date: 01/1981
Journal: IEJ
Internal bleaching has high success, although ~50% will have some color regression.
Date: 01/1965
Journal: OOO
Internal bleaching has high success, especially if stain etiology is internal and shade discolored less time and more gradually.
By Freccia, W.F., Peters, D.D., Lorton, L., and Bernier, W.E
Date: 01/1982
Journal: JOE
Walking bleach technique is fastest and produces clinically acceptable bleaching.