Can front teeth be corrected?

Incisors are commonly referred to as front teeth. In general, if the incisor issues are mild, they can usually be corrected; however, if the problems are severe, correction may not be possible. If dental correction is needed, it is recommended to visit a reputable hospital. Detailed analysis is as follows:

If the incisor problem is mild—such as slight misalignment, excessive spacing between teeth, or minor protrusion—orthodontic treatment is typically effective. Orthodontic treatments include wearing invisible aligners, metal braces, or using segmental archwires. These methods can effectively adjust the position and alignment of the incisors, resulting in a neat and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

If the incisor issue is more severe—such as significant overjet (protruding upper teeth), underbite (lower teeth overlapping upper teeth), or tooth loss—the difficulty of correction may increase accordingly. In extreme cases, if the degree of tooth damage is too high or the alveolar bone condition is poor, traditional orthodontic treatment may not be feasible. In such situations, alternative approaches such as dental implants or restorative treatments may be required to improve both the appearance and function of the teeth.

During the correction process, patients should maintain good oral hygiene practices, including regular brushing and using cleaning tools like dental floss, to prevent the development of oral diseases.