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This research aimed to evaluate the intrapulp concentration of peroxide after in-office bleaching with high-concentrated chemical agents associated with a novel violet LED. The thickness of crowns specimens was standardized and during the last bleaching appointment, an acetate buffer was placed in pulp chamber to stabilize hydorgen peroxide. This buffer was collected and transfered to a test-tube, in which peroxidase horseardish and leucocristal violet was added in order to proceed spectrophotometry evaluation. To sum up, violet LED-irradiation did not influence the intrapulp peroxide concentration, but the HP concentration was dependent on the bleaching gel concentration.

Intrapulp peroxide concentration of teeth submitted to violet LED-assisted in-office bleaching