
RETAINERS
What are retainers?
Retainers are devices you wear after getting braces or Invisalign to keep your teeth in their new positions. Once your braces/Invisalign come off, your teeth are still settling into place, and without a retainer, they might start shifting back. Retainers are made to fit your mouth perfectly and are usually worn all the time at first, then just at night once your teeth are more stable. There are different types, like clear plastic ones you can take out, or wire ones that stay attached to the back of your teeth. Wearing a retainer helps make sure your smile stays straight and healthy in the long run.
What types of retainers do you offer?
We offer all types of retainers, and can discuss which option is best for you! The types of retainers include the following:
Vivera (clear) retainers
Hawley (traditional) retainers
Permanent (wire) retainers
What are the advantages of retainers?
Retainers offer several key advantages, including:
Prevents Teeth from Shifting – They help keep your teeth in their new positions after braces, ensuring the results last long-term.
Maintains Smile Alignment – By wearing a retainer, you ensure your teeth stay straight and aligned, avoiding the need for additional orthodontic treatment.
Improves Oral Health – Properly aligned teeth are easier to clean, reducing the risk of cavities and gum disease.
Custom Fit – Retainers are custom-made to fit your mouth, offering comfort and effectiveness in maintaining your dental results.
Non-invasive – Unlike other orthodontic treatments, retainers are simple, non-invasive, and easy to wear.
Long-Term Investment – Wearing a retainer helps protect the time and money spent on braces, making sure you enjoy your beautiful smile for years to come.
Variety of Options – There are different types of retainers, including removable and fixed, giving you flexibility in treatment depending on your needs.
Wearing a retainer is a small step that ensures lasting benefits, helping you maintain the results of your orthodontic treatment for a lifetime.
