Retainer Fresh Launches Revolutionary New Tablets for Cleaning Retainers and Aligners
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15 Sep 2023, 02:43 GMT+10
Retainer Fresh, the leader in orthodontic care solutions, today announced the launch of their innovative new Retainer Cleaning Tablets. The dissolvable mint-flavoured tablets provide an easy way for retainer, night guard and aligner wearers to clean their orthodontic appliances while on-the-go.
Cleans In Just 7 Minutes
The uniquely formulated tablets use a bubbling action to penetrate and lift away odour-causing bacteria, food debris, and stubborn stains. Each tablet cleans in just 15 minutes, leaving retainers and aligners fresh and odour-free. The tablets remove up to 99.9% of bacteria build-up, preventing bad breath and promoting better oral hygiene.
Before And After
'Our new dental retainer cleaning tablets provide the perfect solution for keeping orthodontic appliances fresh, clean, and bacteria-free when a traditional cleaning is not possible,' said the CEO of Retainer Fresh. 'We are excited to provide an on-the-go option that improves convenience and helps patients maintain excellent oral hygiene.'
The dissolvable Retainer Cleaner Tablets come in portable cases for easy storage in a pocket, purse, backpack or gym bag. The minty flavour leaves appliances tasting and smelling fresh. Safe for use on a daily basis, the non-abrasive formula will not damage or scratch orthodontic appliances.
Retainer Fresh's revolutionary new Retainer Cleaner Tablets are now available for purchase on Amazon and RetainerFresh.co.uk
To learn more about Retainer Fresh's orthodontic cleansing tablets visit www.retainerfresh.co.uk
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