NeonBrite™ announces that
'Invisible' or clear retainers are now available for
individuals with concern over their teeth “crowding”. These Invisible
clear retainers are made of a thin, clear, durable plastic that snaps
into place over the teeth and prevents teeth rotation & migration. When
using this transparent dental retainer, teeth and gums show through the
plastic, unlike the “Hawley” retainer (metal wire & denture plastic).
When one smiles others are not able to see the dental retainer. Mouth
retainers with the wire across the front teeth are used mostly to keep
teeth from shifting, but can also be used to move teeth. Dental night
guards are worn at night to protect the teeth.
NeonBrite™’s invisible retainers do not
move teeth; they simply keep teeth in their current position & eliminate
further crowding. By wearing these for just 15-30 minutes per day, it
will prevent teeth from rotation or migration. These clear retainers
are made of the same materials that dentists use and manufactured by the
same lab as well.
NeonBrite™ saves its customers hundreds
of dollars by sending them a “Teeth Impression Kit” - for retainers,
instead of another "TRIP TO THE DENTIST". The cost of these
clear retainers at a dental office ranges from $250 to $500 and usually
includes a full examination.
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Retainers After Braces
Purpose: The dental retainers are
important to hold the teeth after braces are removed. New bone and
supporting fibers of the teeth are being completed for the new tooth
positions.
Time of Use: Mouth retainers are
usually worn until eruption of the permanent teeth makes wearing a mouth
retainer difficult. You will start with full time wear and phase slowly
into night time wear as a dental night guard. Experiencing tightness
when placing the retainers after leaving them out for a period of time
is an indication of how often you need to wear the retainers.
Care: To keep your dental retainers
fresh and clean, scrub them before putting them in their case. Use warm
or cool water and soap. Hot water will warp the retainers. Limit the
soaking time to 15 minutes if you choose to use Efferdent. We have found
that over time Efferdent weakens the solder joints. Brushing with
Listerine will decrease bacteria and give your retainer a fresh taste.
Adapting: Most people get used to
mouth retainers within a day or two. At first there may be a new plastic
taste and you may have extra saliva in your mouth. Reading aloud the
first day will help your speech adapt. The habit of flipping a dental
retainer in and out with your tongue will loosen the dental retainer and
may break the wires and/or plastic.
Visits: Upon completion of early
phase orthodontic treatment, you will be checked periodically with
visits to the dentist. Bring the dental retainer to your visits. If the
dental retainer does not fit or if there is any tissue soreness, call us
for an appointment as soon as possible.
Breakage/Loss: The common habit of
flipping the retainers in and out with your tongue will make it become
loose and can introduce stresses in the plastic or wires which will
result in breakage.
Relapse: Failure to use dental
retainers regularly may result in unfavorable tooth movement. If brought
to your dentist's attention early it may be corrected with another
retainer. If not caught early, retreatment with braces may be necessary.
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The
Headache-Reliever® helps relieve tension-caused headaches by deprogramming
the muscles that cause "clenching" of the jaw. Clenching
of the jaw is a major cause of tension headaches, usually brought on by
stress. The gritting of teeth is sometimes a sign of a stressful
situation.
The
Headache-Reliever® works much like an NTI or "Muscular
Deprogrammer". It consists of two clear plastic trays (upper
& lower) that are customized to fit over the front six teeth.
The upper tray is fitted with a small plastic stem connected in the
middle extending down to touch the lower tray. Whereby touching
the lower tray, "clenching" is prevented...relieving (or
preventing) the headache.
