Retainers & Replacements


Retainers, Night Guards & Custom Mouthguards

Fast, Comfortable, Custom-Fit Protection for Your Smile — Ready in 24 Hours in Most Cases

Lost your retainer? Damaged your mouthguard? Need a custom night guard that actually fits? At Serino Orthodontics, we’ve got you covered — quickly and comfortably.

We offer same-day or next-day solutions using advanced digital technology — no goopy impressions, no long wait times, and no stress.

Need a Replacement Retainer Fast?

Retainers are essential for maintaining your smile after braces or Invisalign® — but they’re easy to misplace, break, or warp.

We get it — and we make replacement fast and easy:

  • Digital scan — no goop, no mess
  • Most retainers delivered within 24 hours
  • Perfect, comfortable fit — made in-house or through trusted local labs
  • Options include clear Essix retainers or durable Hawley retainers
  • Retainers for new patients welcome — even if you didn’t get treatment with us!

Don’t let your teeth shift. Contact us as soon as you notice a problem so we can keep your smile stable.

Dr. Serino to the Rescue! 

A Real Patient Story

“I had a detachment on my retainer that was applied about 10 years ago by an orthodontist in Illinois. I called Dr. Serino’s office to see if they could help. They got me scheduled within 48 hours of my call, and less than 1 hour into my appointment I was good to go with a retainer as good as new. Really appreciate the welcoming, prompt, and expert service. Thank you Serino Orthodontics!” — John Thacker, Easton – Google 5-Star Review

We Also Offer:

Custom Night Guards - If you grind your teeth at night (bruxism), a custom-fit night guard can protect your teeth from damage, reduce jaw tension, and even improve sleep comfort. Better than anything over-the-counter — made for your exact bite.
TMJ Guards - Jaw pain? Clicking? Clenching? We offer appliances specifically designed to reduce stress on your TMJ and protect your teeth from wear caused by grinding or muscle tension.
Sports Mouthguards - Stop chewing store-bought guards that don’t fit! We make high-quality, comfortable sports mouthguards that stay in place — so athletes of all ages can actually wear them during play.

  • Ideal for football, hockey, lacrosse, wrestling, basketball, and more
  • Available in team colors or clear options
  • Made for growing kids, teens, and adult athletes

Schedule today for your same-day or next-day retainer scan.

Your smile deserves fast, expert care — and we’re ready when you are.


You've worked hard for your beautiful smile; keep it that way!

Finally, your braces have been removed and your smile is beautiful, straight, and best of all, metal-free! However, your orthodontic journey isn't quite completed. To keep your smile looking its best, you'll have to wear a retainer to preserve and stabilize your results. Retainers are needed to control or limit potential changes in tooth position. They are used after braces treatment to hold teeth in their correct alignment while the surrounding gums, bone, and muscle adjust to the new positioning of your teeth.

Types of Retainers

Retainers are custom-made and can be removable or fixed.

Traditional

Traditional removable retainers typically include a metal wire that surrounds the front teeth and is attached to an acrylic arch that sits in the roof of the mouth. The metal wires can be adjusted to finish treatment and continue minor movement of the front teeth as needed.

Clear

Aligner-style retainers, or Essix retainers, look similar to clear aligners and offer a more aesthetic alternative to wire retainers. This clear retainer may fit over the entire arch of your teeth, or only from canine to canine (clip-on retainer). It is produced from a mold of your newly aligned teeth.

Fixed

Fixed retainers consist of wires bonded behind the bottom and/or top teeth. While the device is usually required no more than a year after wisdom teeth have been extracted, it is often kept in place for life.

Pros and Cons

  • Removable retainers can be taken out for eating and hygiene routines.
  • Removable retainers can get lost easily, so remember to keep yours in the case whenever you remove it to eat or brush.
  • A fixed retainer is great if you don't want to keep track of it, or if you don't want to worry about how many hours per day it must be worn.
  • Teeth with fixed retainers require a little extra attention to remove tartar while flossing. Patients with fixed retainers often must use floss threaders to pass dental floss through the small spaces between the retainer and the teeth.