Caring for your Retainers
This video gives you information on wearing retainers and how to care for them including advice on cleaning and what you should do if your retainers get damaged.
Once the active phase of your treatment has been finished, it will be necessary to wear a retaining brace. Retainers are designed to keep your teeth straight and can either be removed or fixed to the teeth. Now that your teeth are straight, if you do not wear your retainer your teeth are likely to drift towards their original positions. If this happens it can be corrected by wearing braces again which will be costly.
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“Its is about 4 years since you did my teeth, I am now 17. It has taken me all this time to really appreciate the job you have done. I can't express how I feel. I got told by a total stranger 'by the way, you have a lovely smile'. Thank you.”
Jane - Epsom
Jane - Epsom
“I just wanted to thank you for the orthodontic treatment I have recieved from you over the last 18 months. It has definitely been worth it, because my teeth now look and feel fantastic!”
Charles - New Malden
Charles - New Malden
“Thank you so much for all the trouble you have taken over Alistair's teeth. We are delighted with the results. Would you please thank all your staff for their patience and kindness.”
Sarah - Claygate
Sarah - Claygate
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M Howard - Ashtead
M Howard - Ashtead
