Straighten Slanted Front Teeth with Smilepath Clear Aligners: A Convenient and Affordable Solution

Causes of Slanted Front Teeth

Genetics

In many cases, slanted teeth are inherited from your parents. If this runs in your family you might also experience such misalignment.

Thumb-Sucking or Pacifier Use

Thumb sucking or pacifier use lasting well into childhood can prevent the development of teeth in proper alignment.

Early Tooth Loss

Early loss of baby teeth can cause neighboring teeth to shift, causing slanted front teeth.

Jaw Misalignment

If your upper and lower jaws do not align properly, your front teeth may slant or shift.

Developmental Issues

Slanted front teeth can also occur from developmental problems or oral habits.

Aesthetic Benefits

A straight smile helps to appear more symmetrical and balanced. This will boost your confidence, especially in social and professional situations. When your front teeth are aligned properly, your smile may look more attractive and natural.

Functional Benefits

Properly aligned teeth are easier to maintain and clean, enhancing oral hygiene. Misaligned teeth can cause problems with normal activities such as speaking, chewing, and biting. Straightening your teeth can improve oral function and comfort.

Health Benefits

Misaligned teeth can cause gum disease, tooth wear, and cavities. Crooked teeth can become more difficult to clean as they can trap food and bacteria. Teeth straightening can help reduce the risks of these dental problems and, promote long-term oral health.

Traditional Braces

All metal braces use wires and brackets to move your teeth into the desired position. They are effective, but they can be uncomfortable and obvious.

Surgery

Jaw surgery is usually required only in the most extreme cases of severe misalignment, and it’s a more invasive and expensive solution.

Clear Aligners: The Modern Solution

Clear aligners are almost invisible and comfortable to wear. If you have slanted front teeth, clear aligners are an excellent option for straightening your teeth without the hassle of traditional braces.

Affordable

Who says teeth straightening has to be a luxury? With our aligner plans, straighten your teeth without breaking the bank. Further, you can choose easy monthly payment plans to make it more accessible.

Discreet & Invisible

Smilepath aligners are transparent and nearly invisible making them a great discreet treatment option.

Quality Composition

Our aligners are made of BPA-free plastic, making them ideal for use. They offer discreet and comfortable wear, making the teeth straightening journey smooth.

Step 1: Take a FREE Online Assessment

Are you thinking about getting Smilepath clear aligners? Take a FREE online assessment now to determine your eligibility for treatment.

Step 2: Order Your Impression Kit

Choose your clear aligner plan, complete the checkout process, and receive your at-home impression kit within 3-5 business days. It will be delivered to your doorstep. Simply follow the instructions to make impressions of your teeth, which you then send back to us for expert analysis.

Step 3: Receive your Personalized Treatment Plan

We will review your impressions and create a personalized treatment plan. You will also receive a 3D smile preview showing your expected results before starting your journey.

Step 4: Get Your Custom Aligners

Once you approve the treatment plan, your clear aligners are fabricated and shipped to your home. Wear them as directed to straighten your slanted front teeth.

Step 5: Track your Progress from Home

With our aligner tracker app, you can monitor your progress without frequent in-office visits.

Step 6: Reveal Your Perfectly Aligned Smile

After completing your aligner journey, you'll have beautifully straightened teeth! Smilepath also provides custom retainers for long-term smile protection.

Sydney, Andrienne, 24

“I didn't want to have braces so I went with Smilepath. It was perfect for my busy lifestyle since I could do everything from home. I'm happy with the results and feel more confident in photos now.