Free Professional Whitening Protocol PDF
Seven printable documents for whitening providers: a client screening and intake checklist, gel concentration reference, gingival barrier protocol, session timing sheet, aftercare instructions to hand clients, a shade documentation chart, and a cost per client worksheet. One PDF, no purchase required.
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1Client Screening & Intake ChecklistPre-treatment intake questions, contraindication flags, restoration disclosure, and sensitivity history. Print one per new client.
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2Gel Concentration ReferenceWhich hydrogen peroxide percentage suits which case, from 16% through 44% dual barrel, with barrier requirements marked on each.
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3Gingival Barrier Protocol SheetBarrier placement sequence with visual landmarks, the interdental gaps most often missed, and cure confirmation steps.
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4Session Timing ReferenceRound duration by concentration, how many rounds a protocol typically runs, and when to stop early.
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5Client Aftercare InstructionsA printable handout covering the 24 to 48 hour window, the white diet, and when to use desensitizing gel. Hand it to every client.
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6Shade Documentation ChartBefore-and-after shade recording sheet compatible with standard shade guides, with space for photo notes.
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7Cost Per Client WorksheetWork out real per-session material cost at your supply prices, then set service pricing against a target margin.
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Built to Print, Not to Read Once
Most whitening guides are written to be read once and forgotten. This one is built around documents you actually use during an appointment. The screening checklist goes on a clipboard at intake. The barrier protocol sheet sits in the treatment room until the sequence is automatic. The aftercare handout gets printed in batches and handed to every client on the way out.
The two worksheets are the ones providers come back to. The shade chart turns "did it work" from an opinion into a record, which matters more than most new providers expect — a client who has seen their starting shade written down responds very differently at the end of an hour in the chair. The cost per client worksheet exists because gel yield is the number most providers guess at, and guessing high on dispense is the fastest way to erode margin without improving the result.
Written by a Registered Dental Hygienist
Every protocol recommendation here comes from David Hanna, RDH, founder of LaserGlow, with direct chairside whitening experience. The gel selection logic, barrier protocol, and safety guidance reflect professional training and current whitening practice rather than manufacturer marketing copy.
The guide is free and requires no purchase. Rules governing who may perform whitening services vary by state and locality — this document covers protocol and technique, not licensing, and downloading it does not grant any authority to provide services.
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