Can I wear retainers with a smiley piercing?

The simple answer is yes, take the smiley out before you do damage that leads to very expensive and painful dental care.

Can you have a smiley piercing with Invisalign?

While Invisalign does cover the surface of each tooth, it’s a common misconception that it makes having oral piercings safe. It does nothing to protect the gums from the constant contact and pressure that erodes them permanently, which is the most problematic type of damage caused by piercings.

Will a plastic smiley piercing damage your teeth?

Large beads and other attachments on the jewelry can knock against your teeth, potentially damaging the enamel. Infection. Your mouth is a natural breeding-ground for bacteria from eating and drinking. Infection is possible if bacteria becomes trapped in the piercing site.

Is plastic safe for piercings?

Bioplast is a form of medical “plastic” that is safe for piercings. It makes an excellent material for initial piercings and those with sensitive skin due to its biocompatibility, and flexible nature. Retainers are used to keep a piercing open and viable, even in times when you couldn’t typically wear piercings.

Can you have a tongue piercing with retainers?

Oral Piercings & Orthodontics They can also interfere with tooth movement, making your orthodontic treatment less effective, potentially even causing gaps to form between the teeth. Tongue piercings can also interfere with retainers and Invisalign aligners.

Can you eat after getting a smiley piercing?

Be careful when you eat. You don’t want to snag or irritate your piercing, but since initial jewelry will need to be large enough to accommodate swelling, avoiding snags could be difficult. In the first few days, stick to soft foods until you’re used to the new jewelry.

How do I keep my smiley piercing from damaging my teeth?

They recommend using a mouth rinse after every meal to keep the piercing site clean. It’s also a good idea to remove the piercing from time to time to protect your teeth and gums from damage. For example, if you play sports or are very active, take out the piercing.

How long can you keep plastic retainers in piercings?

When You Can Wear Piercing Retainers You should wait until your piercing is fully healed before inserting a flesh-colored or clear piercing retainer. Depending on the piercing, you may need to wait anywhere from 6 weeks to 9 months or more.

Can a piercing heal with plastic jewelry?

Bioplast is a trademarked medical grade plastic that is biocompatible, flexible and optimal for healing your piercings as it contains no nickel. Bioplast can be autoclaved, meaning you can get your initial piercing with it.

How long does it take for smiley to heal?

4 – 12 weeks
Smiley Piercing Healing Process You can expect to spend 4 – 12 weeks on healing. The mouth heals quite quickly, but it’s also home to tons of bacteria, so proper aftercare is key to quickening your healing time.

Can clear retainers be used for piercings?

Clear retainers, plastic or glass, can still be seen, they just don’t look like a nice piece of jewelry. Also, plastic should never be worn in a piercing that’s under three months old and is still not viable for repetitious wear over a long period of time.

What are the risks of Smiley piercings?

Smiley piercings are in an extremely sensitive area. If pierced incorrectly or improperly cared for, you may end up with some dangerous and uncomfortable side effects. Talk to your piercer about the following risks: Gum damage. If your piercing is incorrectly placed, it may cause gum recession over time.

When can I Change my Smiley piercing jewelry?

After 4 to 7 weeks of piercing, you can change the old jewelry and wear new jewelry if you wish so. While wearing the smiley piercing jewelry, it is important to be very attentive to the right placing of the jewelry. The barbells of the jewelry should not rub against the gum or teeth.

Can you get a smiley piercing if you have braces?

The frenulum is naturally thin, and many people can’t get this area pierced. If your frenulum isn’t the right size for piercing, your piercer can give you other options. You should wait to get a smiley piercing if you currently have braces.