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How can you fix your plastic retainer it has broken in half at one side and you have no money to get it a new one?
Updated: 4/28/2022
Try gluing it with Gorrilla Glue. Be careful though because it expands. You have to watch and carefully wipe the excess glue off while it is expanding or it will leave hardened bubbless and wont be fully closed around where it broke. You can buy this stuff and almost any large store. Or, try bubble gum.
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