A metal retainer itself typically does not cause teeth to turn black. However, poor oral hygiene can lead to plaque buildup around the retainer, which may result in discoloration of the teeth over time. Additionally, certain dietary habits or exposure to staining substances can contribute to tooth discoloration. It's important to maintain proper oral hygiene and regularly clean retainers to prevent such issues.
* It does not hurt to get a retainer * Before you get it, they have to make impressions of your mouth which is not painful at all * You need to brush your retainer at night * The retainer covers your top teeth put has a wire in front of your incisors(top teeth) * You get to choose the design/color of your retainer
Well, when you have a retainer it helps the teeth from going back to being crooked. And if you haven't wore your retainer in awhile or just got one then, it will ache for a short time as your teeth are getting use to it. But if you wear it everyday or every night then it will stop aching.
Your dentist and orthodontist would have to look at your mouth to make a proper evaluation as to whether or not you need a retainer or other solution to your lower teeth placement.
A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is designed to hold the teeth in a specific position. It can be a 'fixed' retainer, which means it is glued in place and is not removed, or it an be a removable retainer that can be removed to clean or eat. Retainers are necessary following orthodontic treatment because bone has a 'memory'; that is, it wants to return to its former position, and in doing so, it will undo all the work to straighten the teeth. By wearing the retainer (sometimes for several years) you make the bone 'forget' its former position, and eventually the teeth will remain in their new position without the retainer.
They shouldn't move back to their original positions. The whole purpose of braces is to properly align teeth. You may be given a 'retainer' after the braces are removed; this is put on at night for a few months to make sure that the teeth stay where the braces put them.
First, find a paperclip that will bend. Then make the shape of your teeth. Then take the end of the paperclip on both sides and fold them up and put it on your teeth. Take gum and make it fit the roof of your mouth. Why do you want retainers.....?
To keep the teeth together. Sure your braces will make your teeth straight but they can open up a gap again ( if that is the reason you needed braces). So a retanier will only keep the teeth straight
Go back to the dentist.
Why certainly, I am 15 and I wear braces. I have heard that, depending on the severity of the problem, only a retainer is necessary to achieve the desired straightening. It is supposed to much cheaper too. An orthodontic appliance (straightening retainer) doesn't really make teeth more straight, even if the correction needed is minor. If you are not comfortable wearing braces, you can ask your dentist about invisalign.
you don't
It has 54mg of caffeine and also it can make your teeth black. It makes your teeth weak and it will fall out early.
you feed it fried chicken or use a black sharpie to make teeth lovee, J.K.