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Retainers stabilise the tooth position after braces treatment. They can be fixed or removable and prevent tooth displacement in the long term.
A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is used after braces treatment to stabilise the new tooth position in the long term.
After the removal of fixed or loose braces, there is a natural tendency for teeth to move back to their original position - a process known as relapse. Retainers prevent this regression and ensure that the treatment result is permanently retained.
There are two main forms:
The length of time a retainer is worn can vary from person to person - it is often recommended to wear it for several years or even for life, as teeth can shift slightly throughout life. Careful cleaning is particularly important to prevent tartar build-up and tooth decay. A fixed retainer requires regular check-ups at the dentist or orthodontist to keep the bonding points and interdental spaces healthy.
Important features of a retainer:
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