How To Clean Retainers With Soap at Sebastian Sheila blog

How To Clean Retainers With Soap. To clean your retainer with castile soap: Use retainer brite, baking soda & more for clear plastic or invisalign retainers. After each meal, brush your teeth to remove any food debris. A small drop of dish soap works wonders for getting your retainer extra clean. Rinse and brush with water only. To clean your retainer using castile soap, add one or two squirts of it to a container full of lukewarm water and let your retainer soak for about 15 minutes. Thoroughly rinse the retainer or guard once you’ve finished brushing (so you don’t end up with a bitter mouthful of soap when it comes time to pop it back in) and let your gear air. Afterwards, rinse the retainer thoroughly before putting it back in your mouth. In a clean, dry stainless steel container, combine 3/4 cups of warm water with 2. Take your time to be thorough. Just make sure to rinse it thoroughly. How to clean retainers to remove white spots and extend their life.

Take your time to be thorough. Thoroughly rinse the retainer or guard once you’ve finished brushing (so you don’t end up with a bitter mouthful of soap when it comes time to pop it back in) and let your gear air. In a clean, dry stainless steel container, combine 3/4 cups of warm water with 2. Rinse and brush with water only. A small drop of dish soap works wonders for getting your retainer extra clean. Use retainer brite, baking soda & more for clear plastic or invisalign retainers. To clean your retainer with castile soap: Afterwards, rinse the retainer thoroughly before putting it back in your mouth. To clean your retainer using castile soap, add one or two squirts of it to a container full of lukewarm water and let your retainer soak for about 15 minutes. Just make sure to rinse it thoroughly.

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How To Clean Retainers With Soap To clean your retainer with castile soap: Take your time to be thorough. In a clean, dry stainless steel container, combine 3/4 cups of warm water with 2. A small drop of dish soap works wonders for getting your retainer extra clean. To clean your retainer with castile soap: Just make sure to rinse it thoroughly. How to clean retainers to remove white spots and extend their life. To clean your retainer using castile soap, add one or two squirts of it to a container full of lukewarm water and let your retainer soak for about 15 minutes. After each meal, brush your teeth to remove any food debris. Thoroughly rinse the retainer or guard once you’ve finished brushing (so you don’t end up with a bitter mouthful of soap when it comes time to pop it back in) and let your gear air. Rinse and brush with water only. Use retainer brite, baking soda & more for clear plastic or invisalign retainers. Afterwards, rinse the retainer thoroughly before putting it back in your mouth.