Master laser and light-accelerated vital tooth whitening. Learn hydrogen peroxide/carbamide peroxide protocols, diode & LED systems, shade matching, and management of sensitivity and gum burns. Accredited for aesthetic practitioners. : 1 Day (Theory + Hands-On Workshop) This practical, one-day course trains aesthetic practitioners (non-dentists and dentists seeking refresher training) in the safe and effective delivery of laser and light-accelerated vital tooth whitening – also known as power bleaching or chairside whitening. Unlike take-home trays (days to weeks) or over-the-counter strips (minimal effect), laser-accelerated whitening uses a high-concentration peroxide gel (25–40% hydrogen peroxide) activated by a specific wavelength of light (diode laser, LED, or plasma arc) to achieve dramatic shade lightening (6–14 shades on the Vita scale) in a single 60–90 minute session. The course emphasizes patient selection, gingival protection, chemical safety, sensitivity management, and legal scope of practice – particularly for aesthetic nurses, physicians, and skin clinicians adding teeth whitening to their service menu. You will leave able to perform a complete power whitening session, including before/after shade documentation and post-care instructions. Key Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the chemistry of peroxide bleaching: oxidation of chromogens (dental stain molecules) within enamel and dentin.
• Select appropriate patients: exclude pregnant/lactating, under 16 years, those with extensive restorations, active caries, or severe intrinsic staining (tetracycline, fluorosis).
• Operate diode laser (810–980 nm) or high-intensity LED (450–500 nm) systems specifically designed for teeth whitening – understand activation wavelengths.
• Perform complete gingival isolation using liquid dam, retraction cord, or rubber dam – prevent chemical burns.
• Apply 25–40% hydrogen peroxide gel and activate with laser/LED per protocol (typically 2–3 cycles of 8–15 minutes each).
• Manage common adverse events: transient tooth sensitivity (reversible pulpitis), gingival irritation, uneven whitening.
• Integrate teeth whitening with aesthetic photography, patient consultation, and retail maintenance (touch-up pens, take-home trays).

Who Should Attend:

• Aesthetic physicians, nurse practitioners, and registered nurses
• Medical aestheticians and laser technicians (where permitted by regional dental acts)
• Dentists and dental hygienists seeking laser whitening certification
• Clinic owners adding cosmetic dentistry-adjacent services
• Legal note: Regulations vary significantly by country/state. Some regions require dental supervision or prohibit non-dentists from applying peroxide >6%. This course includes a module on legal scope – check local laws before practicing.

Certification: Accredited Certificate in Laser-Accelerated Cosmetic Teeth Whitening (Issued upon completion of written exam and practical case submission).

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1	Module 1-2
2	Module 3-4
3	Module 5-6
4	Module 7-8
5	Module 9-12