Broken Retainer: What to Do, Avoid, and When to Replace It
A broken retainer can allow teeth to shift or irritate your mouth. Learn what to do, what not to do, and when repair or replacement is needed.
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A broken retainer can allow teeth to shift or irritate your mouth. Learn what to do, what not to do, and when repair or replacement is needed.
A dentist-reviewed guide to why a retainer feels tight, when it may still be safe to wear, warning signs of poor fit and how to prevent tooth shifting.