Dogs Love Retainers — But Your Smile Won’t

Those puppy eyes might look innocent, but dogs have a way of turning retainers into their favorite chew toy. The smell of saliva on a retainer is irresistible to pets, and once they get hold of it, the damage is usually beyond repair.

Why Pets and Retainers Don’t Mix

• Chewed beyond use: Retainers are made of plastic designed to hold teeth in place, not survive a dog’s jaw.
• Expensive mistakes: Every time a retainer is lost or destroyed, your teeth are at risk of shifting.
• Instant setback: Even a few days without a retainer can allow teeth to start moving.

It’s not just dogs, either. Cats bat them under couches, kids mistake them for toys, and even a quick napkin wrap at lunch can end with your retainer in the trash.

How to Protect Your Retainer

• Always use the protective case when it’s not in your mouth.
• Never leave your retainer lying out where pets or siblings can reach it.
• Keep a backup retainer on hand to avoid gaps in wear if the unexpected happens.

Why Replacement Matters
The longer you go without a retainer, the greater the chance of relapse. Teeth are constantly under pressure from your bite, chewing, and the natural memory of where they used to be. If shifting begins, it can sometimes only be corrected with braces or aligners again.

The Easy Way to Stay Covered
Your orthodontist has already partnered with Retainers For Life to make protecting your smile simple. With your prescription and scans on file, you can order a new retainer online in minutes and have it shipped straight to your door.

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