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Aligner Foam
Aligner Foam provides convenient mineral and moisture support for teeth worn beneath aligners, retainers or mouth guards. The light foam forms a smooth protective film, helping customers maintain comfort and plaque control during periods when plastic appliances cover the tooth surfaces.
Hydroxyapatite supports natural remineralisation and smooths exposed dentine areas, while hyaluronic acid binds moisture and forms a hydrating layer. Levulinic acid contributes to the fresh flavour and supports the plaque-conscious formula. After brushing, apply a small amount inside each aligner before reinserting it, or distribute the foam over the teeth with the tongue and spit out, following the supplied directions. The 40 ml bottle is designed for regular appliance routines at home or while travelling.
We recommend using Aligner Foam twice daily, ideally after brushing your teeth.
No. Simply spit out any excess foam. There is no need to rinse your mouth, as the remaining foam will naturally dissipate.
No. Aligner Foam complements your daily oral care routine. We recommend to brush your teeth before applying the foam.
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We recommend using Aligner Foam twice daily, ideally after brushing your teeth.
No. Simply spit out any excess foam. There is no need to rinse your mouth, as the remaining foam will naturally dissipate.
No. Aligner Foam complements your daily oral care routine. We recommend to brush your teeth before applying the foam.
Yes. Aligner Foam is also formulated for patients wearing fixed braces or other orthodontic appliances.
No. Aligner Foam is primarily designed to protect your teeth during orthodontic treatment.
Aligner Foam is suitable for all ages. Consult your pediatric dental professional before use.
One 40 ml bottle typically lasts around one month, depending on the amount used per application.
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