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carbamide

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carbamide /car·ba·mide/ (kahr´bah-mīd) urea.
carbamide peroxide  a compound of urea and hydrogen peroxide used as a cerumen-softening agent, dental cleanser, bleaching agent, and antiinflammatory.
car·ba·mide (kärb-md, kär-bmd)
n.
See urea.
carbamide
urea in anhydrous, lyophilized, sterile powder form; injected intravenously in dextrose or invert sugar solution to induce an osmotic diuresis in the treatment of cerebral edema and glaucoma. Now largely superseded by more effective agents.
carbamide peroxide
urea hydrogen peroxide; a ceruminolytic agent used in cleaning ear canals.


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Sensitivity occurs when the chemical by-products of carbamide and hydrogen peroxide used in whitening treatment passes through the enamel and dentin and into the pulp.
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1,12) Agents in current use or under evaluation include various formulations of oleic acid polypeptide complex, triethanolamine polypeptide, carbamide peroxide, olive oil, mineral oil, sodium bicarbonate, acetic acid, and docusate sodium.
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