Orthodontic Hawley Retainer (Impression kit included)

👍Custom Fit Orthodontic Retainers Upper Arch👍

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🎵🎵Available Shades🎵🎵: Clear. Red. Blue etc.



📢📋Step 1 : You will receive an impression kit and instruction to show you how to take an impression(💟You can contact me thru 9am-5pm PST Mon-Fri if you have any trouble with taking impression💟).

📢📋Step 2 : Return shipping is not included, and buyers will have to ship their own impressions back after their impressions are approved.

Feel free to let me know the plate color options: (Free charge)

1. Clear
2. Red
3. Purple
4. Blue

📢📋Step 3 : After that you send us back your impression and we will make your new retainer custom made just for you and shipped about 1 week.

📢📋 Step 4 : Receive your high-quality retainer🤩🤩🤩

Q&A:

What is a Hawley retainer?

A Hawley retainer is a removable device made of wire and hard plastic. These retainers have that iconic wire across the teeth that has been the poster child for retainers since its creation in 1919.




How does a Hawley retainer work?

A Hawley retainer is usually used to maintain alignment of the front teeth after braces are removed. It has an acrylic plate designed to fit comfortably on the lingual walls or palate of the mouth while the wire wraps around the teeth and helps them to maintain their position.

How long does a Hawley retainer last?

A Hawley will typically last 5-10 years. The length of time that this device lasts is completely dependent on the care that is taken to prevent breakage and whether or not the retainer is lost and needs replacement.

Hawley retainers are much more durable than the clear Essix retainer, mostly because of the materials used. But that doesn't mean that a Hawley retainer is invincible. It is important to always make sure you store your retainer in the case when it isn't in your mouth, to remove your retainer while eating, and to properly clean the retainer daily.