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Subject: Retainer and significant "thspeetch" problem


Author:
Claire from NJ
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Date Posted: 16:03:09 08/24/04 Tue
 I just had partial braces removed today and was told to wear my retainer day and night. I have significant speech issues now that I have this glob of smooth acrylic on the roof of my mouth.

Is this par for the course? Is it a poorly designed retainer? Does an Invisalign retainer have the same drawback? Dr. Rick or retainer veterans, please let me know.

Thank you!
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Re: Retainer and significant "thspeetch" problemdrrick17:59:57 08/24/04 Tue
Re: Retainer and significant "thspeetch" problemcathie19:14:42 08/25/04 Wed

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