My teeth are disarranged what should I do?

Question

You can go for orthodontic treatment (or braces treatment) which will give you the desired results.

Hiten Shah · Accepted Answer

You can go for orthodontic treatment (or braces treatment) which will give you the desired results.

Kamedh Chowdhary · Answer

Best possible treatment for such teeth is to get them corrected by braces. But there are multiple factors that can cause disarrangement of teeth. It could be due to early loss of few tooth/teeth which can cause other teeth to drift in their place or it could be hereditary. Treatment may vary depending on the severity of the disarrangement.

Mukesh Asrani · Answer

Hi, you need orthodontic treatment (braces) to get proper arrangement of teeth. Visit an orthodontist

Shubhra Dwivedy · Answer

For proper alignment and occlusion of teeth you need an orthodontic treatment. Braces will be helpful for you. It takes time to complete the treatment but gives good result. Consult a good orthodontist.

Firas Furruq Jahangir · Answer

Teeth being disarranged (or mal-aligned) can be due to a variety of causes ranging from hereditary to habit induced (like thumb sucking) there are a few different options that you can choose from if you would like to get them realigned or straightened 1. If you are in the period of a growth spurt (ie. The teenage growth spurt) you can get a myofunctional appliance to correct the anomaly 2. If you have crossed the growth spurt, then you will need to use fixed orthodontic appliance (normally called braces or'clips') for the fixed orthodontic appliance, you can choose from a variety of choices 1. Contemporary braces (the most common type of braces [clips as it is called by many]) 2. Ceramic braces (the ones working professionals or conscious people use [it does not show much metal] 3. Clear braces (the ones working professionals or conscious people use [only a thin wire is seen]) 4. Lingual braces (the ones working professionals or conscious people use [brackets placed on the inner surface of the teeth])