TEETH BLEACHING - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

It would not have been possible to write this are taken in their laboratory. Most of the book without the assistance of a considerable laboratory work shown is theirs. I should also number of people. 1 would firstly like to like to thank Keith Moore of Photo craft for acknowledge my patients who went through taking the interior photographs in the dental the bleaching procedures and treatments, surgery and treatment rooms.

Their comments and incidental findings have I feel most indebted to the contributing been helpful and honest and helped me authors, Dr George Freedman, Dr Valeria collate the information in the book. Gordan, Dr Martin Kelleher, Dr Gerald Unless otherwise stated, most of the lllus- McLaughlin and Professor Ilan Rotstein-all trations, tables, photos and slides are my experts in their fields-who have shared their own. However, as we in the UK have been unique expertise in the book. 1 should also legally only allowed to bleach teeth compar- like to acknowledge Professor Bernard G N atively recently, there may be a shortage of Smith, who encouraged me to undertake clinical cases presented. I am immensely original research into bleaching during my

grateful to Dr Ted Croll, Dr Dan Fischer, Dr master's degree (1990-2), and Robert Peden Valeria Gordan, Dr Van B Haywood and Dr of Martin Dunitz Publishers, who encouraged Martin Kelleher for the slides they have lent me to write this book and saw it through me to be included in the book. from an idea to final publication.

I should like to thank Dr Colin Hall Dexter Finally, I wish to thank my dental staff in who allowed me to adapt his patient question- the practice for their continual support, naire and charting form for my practice and Dr encouragement and dedication to improving, Eddie Levin for giving me further insights into building and striving for excellence in the the golden proportion and his special golden dental practice. I would also like to thank my proportion gauge. mother for encouraging me to open my own Thanks go to my dental technicians, Mick practice so that I could fulfil an ideal dream Kedge and Cliff Quince from Kedge and and for taking care of the babies while I vilas Quince Laboratory, for the help and assis- balancing building a busy practice with a
tance they have given me over the years. The young family.

photos of the making of the bleaching trays are taken in their laboratory. Most of the laboratory work shown is theirs. I should also like to thank Kei th Moore of Photo craft for taking the interior photographs in the dental surgery and treatment rooms.


I feel most indebted to the contributing authors, Dr George Freedman, Dr Valeria Gordan, Dr Martin Kelleher, Dr Gerald McLaughlin and Professor Han Rotstein-all experts in their fields-who have shared their unique expertise in the book. 1 should also Like to acknowledge Professor Bernard G N Smith, who encouraged me to undertake original research into bleaching during my master's degree (1990-2), and Robert Peden of Martin Dunitz Publishers, who encouraged me to write this book and saw it through from an idea to final publication.

Finally, I wish to thank my dental staff in the practice for their continual support, encouragement and dedication to improving, building and striving for excellence in the dental practice. I would also like to thank my mother for encouraging me to open my own practice so that I could fulfil an ideal dream and for taking care of the babies while I vilas balancing building a busy practice with a young family.