Crooked Teeth

It is commonly accepted that, similarly to the colour of your hair and shape of your nose, crooked teeth is an inherited trait although they can also be the result of tooth loss, an illness and poor dental work. 

Crooked teeth are difficult to clean, can make it hard to chew properly and increase the risk of tooth decay and cavities.

They can have a huge impact on a person's confidence and self-esteem and also cause both discomfort and in some cases speech difficulties.

Are my teeth crooked?

If you are unsure, visit your dentist. A thorough examination of your mouth and jaw will determine if your teeth are crooked and if that is causing your bite to be misaligned.

What can I do about it?

If you have crooked teeth and want to do something about it visit a dentist that offers orthodontic services. X-rays and impressions of your teeth will help determine the best course of treatment.

Thankfully there are now a whole range of orthodontic treatments available including Invisible Braces and Removable Braces. Forget about old fashioned train tracks! In a matter of weeks you could say goodbye to your crooked teeth and hello to a beautiful and healthy new smile.