Retainer Promotion (FAQs)
Q: How much does a retainer cost at About Tooth?
Retainer prices start at 4,700 THB. The final price depends on the type of retainer you choose, such as a clear retainer, wire retainer, Ecodent Retainer, or Vivera Retainer.
Q: What is the difference between a clear retainer and a wire retainer?
A clear retainer is transparent and fits over the teeth, making it less noticeable when worn. A wire retainer is removable and uses a wire-and-acrylic design. The best option depends on your teeth, previous orthodontic treatment, and your dentist’s recommendation.
Q: Do I need to wear a retainer after braces?
Yes. After orthodontic treatment, teeth can gradually shift from their new positions. Wearing a retainer as recommended by your dentist helps maintain your tooth alignment.
Q: Do I need a retainer after Invisalign?
Yes. A retainer is generally recommended after Invisalign treatment to help maintain the new position of your teeth and reduce the chance of shifting.
Q: How long should I wear my retainer?
The recommended wearing time varies from person to person. Your dentist will advise how often and how long you should wear your retainer based on your tooth alignment and treatment history.
Q: When should I replace my retainer?
You may need a new retainer if your current one is cracked, broken, worn out, loose, lost, or no longer fits your teeth properly.
Q: What should I do if my old retainer feels too tight?
If your retainer feels unusually tight or no longer fits properly, avoid forcing it into place. Your teeth may have shifted or the retainer may have changed shape, so it is best to have your teeth checked by a dentist.
Q: What is the Ecodent Retainer promotion?
The Ecodent Retainer is priced at 8,900 THB, with a promotional option of 3 pairs for 14,900 THB.
Q: Q: What is the Vivera Retainer promotion?
The Vivera Retainer promotion is 3 pairs for 22,000 THB, reduced from the regular price of 30,000 THB.
Q: Which retainer is right for me?
The most suitable retainer depends on your tooth position, previous orthodontic treatment, comfort preferences, and how you plan to use it. A dental assessment can help determine which type is most appropriate for you.