Crooked teeth can affect your self-esteem, as you may be so self-conscious and embarrassed about your teeth that you're afraid to smile or talk when you're around other people. Very crooked teeth can even interfere with your job prospects, as you may hesitate to go on interviews or take any position that brings you into close contact with other people very day. Very crooked teeth can also becomes easily damaged, as they may rub against each other and wear away tooth enamel.
The good news is, you don't need to put up with crooked teeth any longer! Many procedures are available that can straighten your teeth quickly and easily. Check out the most affordable, painless, and fastest way to have teeth straightened, so you always look your best and know you're protecting your teeth as well.
Partial braces
Many people only need to have their front teeth straightened, as these may easily jut out from the rest of the jaw line. Partial braces can be put over just these few teeth and may gently nudge them into place over the course of a few months rather than years.
Accelerated orthodontics
Accelerated orthodontics allow for the jaw line to be reshaped; these include surgeries that actually alter the gums and bones of the jaw. After this surgery is done, braces are then applied to the teeth.
This surgical alteration allows the bones of the jaw to reshape more quickly than with standard braces that slowly nudge the teeth into place, over many months or years. This type of surgery is typically no more uncomfortable than a standard tooth cleaning, although some patients experience an itchy sensation while the braces are in place. However, it can mean straighter teeth in far less time than standard braces and other appliances.
Implants
For a severely crooked tooth or two, you might consider an extraction and implant. This would involve actually pulling that tooth or teeth, and then replacing them with dental implants. An implant involves a screw that is inserted into the jaw line and which is then covered by a dental cap. The screw can be placed in proper alignment with other teeth, and the cap is shaped and formed so that it looks like a real tooth, and is also in perfect alignment with other teeth. This will make your smile look its best and also ensure that teeth are all properly sized and aligned, so there is no excess wear and erosion of any tooth enamel.
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