Maintain a perfect smile with retainers

Ensure the longevity of orthodontic results for a straight and beautiful smile.

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Long-term stability

Retainers are crucial for maintaining the alignment of the teeth post-orthodontic treatment, ensuring long-term stability.

Custom fit

Each retainer is custom-made to fit the mouth perfectly, providing comfort and effectiveness.

Variety of types

From fixed to removable options, we offer a variety of retainer types to suit various lifestyles and needs.

Keep Your Smile Beautiful

Finally, after all of your hard work to take care of mouth during treatment, your braces are off, you’ve used your last Invisalign tray, and you have a beautiful straight smile to show for it.

Your healthy smile isn’t the end of your orthodontic treatment, however. To keep your smile shining, You’ll need to wear a retainer to preserve your results.

Why retainers matter

After orthodontic treatment, teeth can shift back to their original positions. Retainers control and limit potential changes to the position of your teeth as your gums, bone and muscles adjust to the new placement of your teeth.

Choosing the right retainer

Removable retainers can be taken out for eating and brushing your teeth. However, they’re easy to lose, so remember to keep yours in the case whenever you remove it. Fixed retainers are great if you don’t want to keep track of it or worry about wearing it enough. But when you’re wearing a fixed retainer, you need to give extra attention to removing tartar while flossing. You’ll need to use a floss threader to clean thoroughly.

Retainer options

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Fixed retainers

Wires attached to the back of your bottom or top teeth. While you often don’t need to wear a fixed retainer any more than a year after wisdom teeth have been extracted, it is often kept in place for life.

Aligner-Style retainers

These retainers look like clear aligners and are a less noticeable alternative to traditional removable retainers.

Traditional removable retainers

These retainers include a metal wire that goes around your front teeth and is attached to an acrylic arch that sits on the roof of your mouth. If needed, the metal wires can be adjusted to make minor adjustments to your front teeth.