Why Do Teeth Shift After Braces Even With A Retainer? - The Pro Dentist

Описание: Why Do Teeth Shift After Braces Even With A Retainer? Are you curious about why teeth can shift even after wearing a retainer following orthodontic treatment? In this video, we’ll explain the reasons behind natural tooth movement and how retainers work to maintain your smile. We’ll start by discussing how teeth are held in place by flexible tissues called periodontal ligaments, which respond to forces inside and outside your mouth. We’ll examine why some movement can occur even with retainer use, including factors like inconsistent wearing, retainer fit, habits such as teeth grinding or tongue thrusting, and age-related changes in bone and facial structure. We’ll also cover how oral health issues like gum disease and bone loss can influence tooth stability, and why a damaged retainer may no longer provide proper support. Understanding that some degree of natural movement is normal can help you set realistic expectations for your smile’s long-term health. We’ll share tips on proper retainer use, the importance of regular dental check-ups, and when to seek professional advice if you notice shifting teeth. Whether you’re in the process of orthodontic treatment or have completed it, this information is essential for maintaining a healthy, stable smile. Subscribe to our channel for more helpful dental tips and advice!

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