Trisbleaching
Trisbleaching refers to a technique used in dentistry, particularly in the context of teeth whitening. It involves the use of a bleaching agent that contains a combination of trisodium phosphate (a buffer) and hydrogen peroxide (a bleaching agent). This combination helps to break down stains and whiten teeth effectively.
The process typically involves:
Preparation: Teeth are cleaned and prepared for the whitening treatment.
Application: The trisbleaching agent is applied to the teeth. The trisodium phosphate helps stabilize the hydrogen peroxide, enhancing its effectiveness.
Activation: Sometimes, the agent is activated using a light or laser to speed up the whitening process.
Rinsing and Evaluation: After the treatment, the agent is rinsed off, and the results are evaluated.
Trisbleaching is one of many techniques used in digital dentistry to achieve a brighter and whiter smile. If you need more specific information or have a different context in mind, let me know!