Effect of Teeth Whitening Light-Activated Systems on Mineral Content of Human Tooth Structure

OBJECTIVE: In vitro evaluation of the effect of teeth whitening light activated systems on mineral content of human tooth structureMaterials and methods: The labial surfaces of human dark fourteen anterior intact extracted teeth were measured by EDX to detect mineral content then randomly divided into 2 groups (n= 7) according to the tested whiten‌ing agents Group I: Blue covarine containing whitening toothpaste, close up white now toothpaste, was applied on specimens while Group II: Actilux-activated whitening toothpaste, BLANX® white shock toothpaste, was applied on specimens. Then all specimens were measured by EDX to detect mineral content. Results: All data was collected and statistically analyzed. Independent t Test (t): for comparison between 2 independent groups (Group 1, 2) regarding parametric quantitative variables. Paired t Test: for comparison between 2 dependent periods (Each group at baseline and after 6 weeks) regarding parametric quantitative variables. It was concluded that fluoride content was affected significantly by the whitening systems in the 2 tested groups. A significant difference with p values of 0.044*, 0.011* were recorded for groups I and II respectively.

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Egyptian Dental Journal /Egyptian Dental Journal
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/edj.2025.345805.3315
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Dental Erosion and Treatment
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Effect of Teeth Whitening Light-Activated Systems on Mineral Content of Human Tooth Structure

Y. Hamouda, Laila Taher Kashkosh, El-zahraa Mohamed El-Marhomy
Egyptian Dental Journal /Egyptian Dental Journal
Dental Erosion and Treatment
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Effect of Teeth Whitening Light-Activated Systems on Mineral Content of Human Tooth Structure

Y. Hamouda, Laila Taher Kashkosh, El-zahraa Mohamed El-Marhomy
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OBJECTIVE: In vitro evaluation of the effect of teeth whitening light activated systems on mineral content of human tooth structureMaterials and methods: The labial surfaces of human dark fourteen anterior intact extracted teeth were measured by EDX to detect mineral content then randomly divided into 2 groups (n= 7) according to the tested whiten‌ing agents Group I: Blue covarine containing whitening toothpaste, close up white now toothpaste, was applied on specimens while Group II: Actilux-activated whitening toothpaste, BLANX® white shock toothpaste, was applied on specimens. Then all specimens were measured by EDX to detect mineral content. Results: All data was collected and statistically analyzed. Independent t Test (t): for comparison between 2 independent groups (Group 1, 2) regarding parametric quantitative variables. Paired t Test: for comparison between 2 dependent periods (Each group at baseline and after 6 weeks) regarding parametric quantitative variables. It was concluded that fluoride content was affected significantly by the whitening systems in the 2 tested groups. A significant difference with p values of 0.044*, 0.011* were recorded for groups I and II respectively.

Egyptian Dental Journal /Egyptian Dental JournalVol. 71(2)
Tanta University (EG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Dental Erosion and Treatment
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