YOU NEED MORE THAN ONE RETAINER CASE
If you lose or damage your retainer, it will cost several hundred dollars to get a new one. The most common lost retainer story begins with "I wrapped my retainer in a napkin and placed it on the restaurant table." The story usually progresses to a description of what it is really like to climb into a smelly dumpster and sort through trash. Even if your dumpster dive is successful and you find the retainer, are you ever going to want to place it back into your mouth again?

In addition to the high risk of losing a retainer, there is also the likelihood that your pets will take an interest in your retainer. There are thousands of people who have stories about the dog who took the retainer from the night table or off the kitchen counter. Pets, and dogs in particular, love the smell of retainers and enjoy chewing on them.

SAVE MONEY, FRUSTRATION, AND TIME
The cost of a retainer case is far less than the cost of a new retainer. You have already invested a lot of time and money into straightening your teeth and correcting your bite. You will need to wear your retainers for the rest of your life (although not every day) to keep your teeth straight and your bite corrected. We suggest that you begin now with three retainer cases and establish the good habit of putting your retainer into a case anytime it is not in your mouth.

WHY THREE?

• ONE FOR THE CAR
• ONE FOR THE BACKPACK
• ONE FOR THE HOUSE

• Stylish black and contrasting white case is made of durable plastic
• Mirror into case lid

INNER DIMENSIONS:
height = .8 inches
width = 2.7 inches
depth = 2.7 inches

OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS
height = 1 inch
width = 3.25 inches
depth = 3.25 inches