We’re happy to recommend the best and safest cleaning products for your aligners. Harsh cleaners and even toothpastes can be abrasive, leaving visible scratches or cloudiness. There are products specifically made for aligners which will keep them their cleanest and clearest. So, what could be the problem in giving your aligners a good soak? Well, sometimes a colorful mouthwash can stain your aligners to match! If you’re not a fan of tinted aligners, talk to us about the safest ways to use mouthwash with your appliance. You also want your aligners to stay fresh and bacteria-free. Mouthwash is a way to keep your teeth and mouth fresh-smelling and free from bacteria. If you absolutely can’t remove aligners, a straw will reduce the risk of staining. Keep your aligners (and your enamel) protected by removing them when you drink anything other than water, and brush your teeth before you replace them. Even worse, drinking an acidic or sugary drink with your aligners on gives that acidic, sugary beverage an opportunity to bathe your teeth in acids and sugar over a period of time. You take your aligners out to eat, of course, but do you always remember to remove them when you drink a beverage? Red wines, coffee, tea, dark juices, and sodas don’t just cause enamel staining-they can discolor your aligners as well. Beverages that Stain Teeth Stain Aligners.Let’s look at some of the common causes of aligner discoloration and how to avoid them. But if your aligners are noticeably stained well before it’s time to replace them, you can be facing days or weeks of self-conscious smiles. One of the most common reasons for choosing clear aligners is that they are just that-clear! You can achieve a healthy, beautiful smile without the more obvious wires and brackets of traditional braces.
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