Product Name: Wire Retainer, Permanent Retainer

Description: 

There are two basic types of retainers: removable and permanent. Your orthodontist helps you choose the best type for you based on what you needed braces for and any conditions you might have. You may be given only one type, or you may receive a removable retainer for your top teeth and a permanent one for your bottom teeth.
 

A retainer keeps your teeth from moving after they’ve been straightened with braces. It can take at least four to six months for the new position of your teeth to become permanent. During that time, your teeth will try to shift back to their original position, which is called relapse. When used as instructed, a retainer prevents this from happening.

A permanent retainer consists of a wire that is bonded to the back of the teeth. If your teeth were rotated, had a lot of space between them, or were crowded prior to treatment, a permanent retainer may be a good option for you.

PROS:

• Since this retainer is bonded to your teeth, you won’t have to think about putting it in or taking it out.
• You probably won’t damage it
• You can’t lose it
• It isn’t visible
• Most people state that permanent retainers are more comfortable than their removable counterparts

CONS:

• Pieces of food may get stuck in the wire; therefore, brushing after meals is very important
• Floss threaders need to be used. These allow you to floss between the retainer and your teeth.
• Some movement of the teeth may occur; however, any movement is minimal
• Burshing and flossing is essential to ensure plaque does not build up

Why VIVI Dental Lab use so good and much more expensive materials?

Becasue we care the health of patients!

Why the quality of VIVI Dental Lab can be above average and be stable?

Because we are more prefessional!