There’s something magnetic about a beautiful smile. When most people picture an ideal smile, they imagine straight teeth. A symmetrical, well-aligned smile has many benefits, including more confidence in how you look. Still, there are other important benefits of straight teeth. Better alignment offers functional advantages, too. In many cases, a straighter smile reduces pain and makes it easier to speak and eat. Let’s take a closer look at the reasons why you should consider teeth straightening, options to achieve a straighter smile, and what you should know about the process.
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