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Effectiveness of Sealed In-office Bleaching Technique: Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial
Thus, the aim of this study is to evaluate the sealed bleaching technique on tooth sensitivity and bleaching efficacy. The hypothesis is that the sealed bleaching technique reduce the tooth sensitivity when compared to conventional technique, without alters the bleaching efficacy.
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