Clear (Essix) Retainers

Features

Discover innovative seealine clear retainers, where comfort, aesthetics, and efficiency converge in modern dental care.

seealine Essix Retainers are designed to maintain teeth alignment post-treatment.

Each retainer is customized using digital impressions to ensure an accurate and comfortable fit, reducing the risk of slippage and discomfort.

Our products are fabricated from biocompatible materials, devoid of BPA and harmful plasticizers.

Utilizing 3D printing technology, the retainers are precisely trimmed for optimal functionality and comfort.

Receive your order of seealine Essix Retainers faster than industry standards and as early as 5 business days.

Care Instructions

Keep your aligners clear, comfortable, and effective with these simple steps.

Daily clean with a soft brush and provided cleaning tablet. Soak retainers as per instructions.

Avoid high temperatures to prevent warping. Store in a cool, dry place.

Use the provided retainer removal tool for safe removal. Seat retainers with chewies for a snug fit.

Transform smiles with our premium dental solutions: clear aligners, retainers, whitening trays, night guards, and more.

With soft, flexible material to assure proper fit.

Allows for discreet and convenient removal of trays.

Dissolves stains, cloudy film, and plaque buildup.

Everything you need to know about the product and billing.

How long do I need to wear my retainer?

Initially, wear your retainer full-time, then transition to nightly wear as advised by your orthodontist to maintain teeth alignment.

How do I clean my retainer?

Clean with mild soap and lukewarm water, using a soft-bristle brush. Avoid boiling or using harsh chemicals.

Can retainers adjust my bite?

Retainers are designed to maintain, not change your bite. If you feel discomfort, consult your orthodontist.

How can I prevent my retainer from discoloring?

Avoid consuming staining foods and drinks while wearing your retainer and clean it regularly.

When should I replace my retainer?

Replace your retainer as recommended by your orthodontist or if it becomes damaged or loses its fit.