Hawley Retainer Upper & Lower Set - Red Upper Arch with Pink Tissue - Comfortable Dental Retainer for Teeth Alignment & Post-Braces Care - Perfect for Nighttime Use & Orthodontic Maintenance

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✅ HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: Once your order is placed we ship out your at-home impression kit including easy to follow instructions. 2. Simply take an impression of your teeth and send them back to us with the pre-paid USPS shipping label included. 3. In about 3 weeks you will receive your finished custom-made dental appliance. At- home impression kit included.

✅ BENEFITS OF HAWLEY RETAINER: The retainer protects the results of your teeth care, and prevents your teeth from sliding back into their previous positions. The Hawley retainer must be worn nightly for life, so your healthy smile is maintained for as long as possible. It can be used after treatment with braces . The retainer is molded to your mouth to fit comfortably on the roof of your mouth, with the wire settled against the front of your top teeth.

✅ This is a removable type of retainer, also known as a wire retainer and an affordable option for keeping your teeth in their optimal position. While clear retainers are becoming more popular, the Hawley retainer continues to be one of the most common and effective retention devices used by orthodontists and preferred by patients. A Hawley retainer is not designed to move teeth. Rather, it is worn to protect the gains made by your orthodontic care, either with braces.

✅ A Hawley retainer is easy to use, comfortable to wear, and extremely effective at protecting the results of your smile, as long as it used as directed. The retainer can be adjusted if you need a better fit when you first get it or if your teeth need slight realignment later. It's slightly more durable than a clear plastic retainer. It may be repairable if broken.

✅ Try talking at a slower speed until you get used to the feel of the retainers in your mouth. Reading aloud for a few minutes a day can also help. The retainer may also stimulate an increased saliva production in your mouth those first few days. Don't worry, all of this is expected. Wearing a retainer that doesn't fit correctly is not only annoying and unhelpful, but it can also potentially damage the teeth and nearby tissues because it is placing too much pressure on them.