Tooth deformities can be corrected by wearing braces or by surgery.
1. Wearing braces: If the tooth deformity is not particularly severe, it needs to be corrected by wearing braces, such as invisible braces or steel wire teeth, but the correction time is relatively long and may take one to two years to gradually improve.
2. Surgical correction: For severe dental deformities, surgical adjustments are needed to stretch and rearrange the misaligned teeth, achieving the goal of correction.
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