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Stephen J. Chu
Dr. Stephen J.Chu,DMD, MSD, CDT, is presently the Director of
Advanced and International Continuing Dental Education Programsin
Aesthetic Dentistry, a Clinical Professor in the Department of
Periodontology and Implant Dentistr y at the New York
UniversityCollege of Dentistry, and is a board member of the
Advisory Committee Education Policy at the New York Technical
College. He is
also a partner at the New York Center for Specialized Dentistr
y. He is also Section Editor of the Prosthodontics division
forPractical Procedures & Aesthetic Dentistry (PPAD). Over the
course of his distinguished career, Dr. Chu has received academic
honors
that include the Columbia Dentoform Corporation Award in
Operative Dentistry and Fixed Prosthodontics and the Granger-Pruden
Award for Excellence in Prosthodontic Research.
Jason J. Kim
Master Dental Technician, Jason J. Kim Dental Laboratories/Oral
Design, New York, NY; Clinical Assistant Professor, New
YorkUniversity College of Dentistry,New York, NY. Mr. Kim is a
renowned craftsman whose restorations are used by many of the
world'smost discriminating clinicians.
Dennis P. Tarnow
As Professor and Chair of the Department of Periodontology and
Implant Dentistry at the New York University College
ofDentistry,Dr.Tarnow is one of dentistrys foremost educators and
most well-recognized authorities in restorative care. He is
arecipient of the Universitys prestigious Outstanding Teacher of
the Year Award and numerous other honors for his dedication tohis
students and his expertise in implant dentistry. Dr.Tarnow has
published in leading scientific dental journals for decades and
haslectured worldwide on periodontal therapy and implant
dentistry.
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Aesthetic Management of NonvitalDiscolored Teeth With Internal
Bleaching}{
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Figure 7-7. Facial view of atypical dental trauma withvery mild
discoloration.
Figure 7-8. Several yearsfollowing dental trauma,more noticeable
orangediscoloration is evident.
Figure 7-7 Figure 7-8
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Aesthetic Management of NonvitalDiscolored Teeth With Internal
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Figure 7-25 Figure 7-26Figure 7-24
Figure 7-24.The outline ofthe barrier should followthe
corresponding probingof the epithelial attachment.
Figures 7-25 and 7-26.Acotton pellet saturated with
30% to 35% hydrogenperoxide is placed in thechamber, where heat
causes
the bubbling effect.
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