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Follow White
Follow White
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$57.00 USD
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$700.00 USD
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Professors
Professors
Roberto Turrini
Target audience
Target audience
Nb of lessons
Nb of lessons
10
Nb of modules
Nb of modules
Course duration
Course duration
6 h 30 min
Delivery method
Delivery method
Google Drive Link, Offline
Course Overview
“Follow White” is a comprehensive and clinically grounded training course designed to equip dental practitioners with the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely and effectively perform tooth whitening treatments. The course guides participants through every stage of the whitening process—from diagnosis and treatment planning to product selection, legal considerations, patient communication, and complication management.
Through 10 detailed lessons, you will learn how to identify various types of discolorations (vital, non-vital, intrinsic, extrinsic), choose the right whitening method (in-office vs. at-home), understand the underlying chemistry of whitening agents, and apply the most current evidence-based protocols. Additionally, the course covers advanced topics such as internal bleaching of devitalized teeth, managing post-whitening adhesive procedures, and dealing with cases resistant to whitening (“the unbleachables”).
By the end of the course, you will be fully prepared to integrate safe, effective, and ethical whitening procedures into your practice—delivering predictable aesthetic outcomes and high patient satisfaction.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion, participants will be able to:
- Diagnose and classify different types of tooth discoloration
- Understand and apply adhesion protocols after whitening
- Choose and implement home and in-office whitening techniques
- Manage complications and post-operative sensitivity
- Understand whitening product ingredients, mechanisms of action, and legal frameworks
- Develop communication and marketing strategies for whitening services
- Recognize non-bleachable cases and select appropriate restorative alternatives
Full Course Program
Lesson 1. How to diagnose tooth whitening
This lesson covers how to identify different types of tooth discoloration—vital, non-vital, intrinsic, and extrinsic. It includes clinical evaluation methods, understanding the causes of discoloration, and choosing the appropriate whitening approach.
Lesson 2. Adhesion on teeth subjected to whitening
Focuses on adhesion protocols after whitening treatments. You’ll learn how whitening affects enamel structure, when and how to safely proceed with bonding or restorations, and timing guidelines for optimal results.
Lesson 3. Devitalized teeth whitening
An in-depth look at whitening devitalized (non-vital) teeth. This lesson includes internal bleaching techniques, product choices, common challenges, and strategies to manage teeth that have undergone root canal treatment.
Lesson 4. Marketing and color
Teaches how to market whitening services effectively and communicate color expectations with patients. Includes visual shade matching, managing patient expectations, and how to present whitening outcomes professionally.
Lesson 5. Side effects and complications
Covers common side effects such as sensitivity, gingival irritation, and enamel changes. Provides protocols for prevention and management of complications during and after whitening procedures.
Lesson 6 Types of discolorations- when, how and why they occur
Explains the classification of tooth discoloration, including the timing, causes, and mechanisms behind color changes. Offers diagnostic tips to match discoloration types with the appropriate treatment.
Lesson 7. Products, mechanisms of action and legal aspects
Details the chemistry behind whitening products—how they work, how effective they are, and what safety standards they must meet. Also includes legal regulations and ethical considerations in product use.
Lesson 8. Home whitening
Provides a step-by-step guide to home whitening treatments. Covers case selection, tray design, patient instructions, and how to monitor results and avoid common pitfalls in at-home whitening.
Lesson 9. In-office whitening
Covers professional whitening protocols performed in the dental office. Discusses techniques, light activation systems, product choices, and tips for achieving fast, controlled, and safe results.
Lesson 10. The unbleachables
Focuses on cases where whitening is not effective. Teaches how to recognize resistant discolorations and when to consider alternative treatments such as veneers or composite restorations for aesthetic improvement.
