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Permanent Retainers

MusicalMelody · 2013-06-19 13:38:27

I had braces years ago and still have my permanent retainers. Today my top retainer broke and i rang to book an emergency appointment as they are digging into me however the receptionist said they had no availability until July:eek: She said they could trim it down and then i could come back in a few weeks for the whole…

19-06-2013 1:38pm

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MusicalMelody

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I had braces years ago and still have my permanent retainers. Today my top retainer broke and i rang to book an emergency appointment as they are digging into me however the receptionist said they had no availability until July:eek: She said they could trim it down and then i could come back in a few weeks for the whole procedure. I will have to pay 75 euro for this. Does anyone know whether i could go to another place as i am technically discharged from the practice i used to be in or would it be cheaper to wait around until July to get it fixed.

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#2 20-06-2013 8:10am

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My advice is to get it fixed as soon as possible to avoid any p[ossibly unwanted tooth movement. Any orthodontist will be able to fix your bonded retainer for you, sooner the better.

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