Retainer Brite Cleaning Tablets - 96 Tablets (New formulation)

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If you prefer to avoid chemical cleaners and opt for more natural methods, there are plenty of ways to clean your retainers. 1. Clean Retainers with Water No, the boiling hot water will likely destroy your retainers. 3. How to Keep Your Retainer Case Clean?

I’ll admit I was a little skeptical when it came to the efficacy of Retainer Brite. I have not done a great job of keeping my retainers clean, and therefore, there was a lot of tartar buildup. Unless your retainer expressly says not to use toothpaste, you can brush them when you brush your teeth. Make sure you choose a soft-bristled brush and avoid whitening toothpastes. When you’re done, rinse your retainer under running water until all toothpaste residue is gone. 3. How to Clean Your Retainers Using Baking Soda Sodium bicarbonate - widely known asbaking soda, is a chemical compound containing carbon, sodium, hydrogen and oxygen molecules. This non-toxic, naturally occurringsubstance has been used for a long time as a popular toothpaste ingredient, because of its plaque-removingand teeth whitening properties. Sodium bicarbonate cleanses and disinfects appliances effectively but gently. It provides mild abrasive action that helps to remove dried plaque or tartar and stabilizes the pH of the appliances’ surfaces, helping to kill harmful bacteria. Baking soda is also a natural eliminator of bad smells, which can neutralize and efficaciously absorb odours, leaving your appliances fresh and clean. Efferdent is a household name thanks to its bubbling denture-cleaning solution, but the company also makes a unique formula for retainers. Fresh Guard promises to clean and sanitize retainers and dental appliances in just five minutes.Wait fifteen minutes, then remove your retainers. Do not let them soak longer than fifteen minutes.

Just like with any dental devices you use, cleaning retainers is really important. Otherwise, they can develop a white build up or an unpleasant smell, affecting your oral health. Retainer Brite has an optimum pH level and is created to clean oral guards and orthodontic appliances—not full or partial dentures or artificial teeth. The product works hard to combat plaque, stains, yellowing, clouding, and odors. Retainer Brite is gentle on appliances yet powerful in its ability to reduce microbial growth. However, you need to be cautious about alcohol-based mouthwashes. Make sure to limit the frequency of use as it can damage your device, especially if it is made of plastic. The presence of ‘white stuff' on your retainer is caused by calcium buildup from your saliva. The best way to get this off is to clean your retainer regularly with one of the solutions mentioned above. What's the best way to clean retainers at home?

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Whether you wear your dental appliance all day, all night, or just for a few hours, bacteria can build up on the surfaces and in the grooves of the appliance. These germs cause discoloration and bad odors. Just like your teeth, appliances such as retainers and guards can be adversely affected by plaque and tartar, so it's crucial to clean these items thoroughly every day. When used with a cleaning tablet such as Retainer Brite, your retainer will be left clean, fresh and minty. All you do is insert the object into the sanitiser and switch it on for 10 minutes. It kills 99.9% of bacteria without the use of any chemicals. This should keep bad smells and plaque at bay, although it may not completely stop staining.

Properly caring for your retainers will extend their life, but not make them last forever. Be sure to replace your retainers if they are damaged or your teeth shifted.

Fixed retainers

Cleaning your retainer is something that should be done regularly. Experts suggest that you should clean your retainer at least once a day, ideally right before you insert it into your mouth. This is in addition to rinsing it with water whenever you remove it. Toothpaste is another cost-effective way to clean your retainer. When you brush your teeth, you can also brush your retainer. Make sure you use a soft-bristled brush to prevent any damage. Be aware that strong colours may stain clear plastic, and abrasive toothpastes are best avoided. Easy to Use: Retainer Brite makes cleaning your retainers easy and convenient. Just add a tablet to a cup of warm water, soak for 15 minutes and rinse off with cold water. No scrubbing or soaking overnight required.

Fixed retainers can be more difficult to clean than a removable, plastic retainer. It can also be difficult to reach teeth beneath the wire. Your dentist or orthodontist will provide guidance on how to clean retainers, including brushing and flossing advice. This may include using a floss threader to reach beneath it. However, if you don’t have a choice, it’s possible. Be careful with the soak time and gently brush immediately after removing the retainers from the denture solution. 5. Can I Use Mouthwash to Clean My Retainers?If you are diligent enough to brush your teeth and to clean your retainer regularly, then these white deposits will be a minor problem. Keep reading to find out the most effective ways to clean your retainers and get rid of any buildup that does occur. Caring for different types of retainer Still have questions on which cleaners to use on your retainer? Book an appointment today to see how Jefferson can help.