Post-orthodontic retaining is a process where the teeth are joined together to maintain achieved results after treatment of malocclusion. Retainer prevents the teeth from relaps to their original position before the treatment.

Dentapreg™ Retainer

Clinical Use of Dentapreg™ Retainer

• Closed median diastemas: short or long term retention
• Multiple spacing of anterior teeth: long-term retention, strips with enhanced strength required
• Periodontal conditions with tooth migration: permanent retainer avoids jiggling forces and stabilize periodontally compromised teeth after orthodontic treatment in the new position
• Rotation of maxillary incisors: vestibular six units retainer
• Incisor crowding - hold achieved incisor position:   21-12 retention

Clinical Highlights

• More differentiated retention thanks to structural and shape variability
• Prolonged semipermanent and even permanent retention when conventional retainers do not provide the same degree of stability
• Subtle structure of high strength, controlled rigidity allowing physiologic tooth movement
• Patient friendly, no need for long-term patient cooperation
• Good oral hygiene preserved, reduced caries risk
• Metal free - non alergic

Clinical Advantages of Dentapreg™ Retainer

• Superior performance at composite esthetics
• Easy, safe, fast, two handed procedure
• Cost effective
• No patient collaboration required
• No special tools / equipment required
• Compatibility with common adhesives and restorative composites
• Handy packaging: blister of 8 strips, 5 cm each