I have raised canines. How to fix it? Are Braces an option? (photos)

Hi. Yes you can do braces to straighten both the canines, as well as the incisors. You are unlikely to need surgery, but you may require dental extractions to be done. For a more detailed treatment plan, it would be best to consult your local orthodontist.There are many different types of braces that you can wear. The normal metal braces are the cheapest and most cost-effective option, and work very well. There are also self-ligating braces like Damon or Damon Clear, which are more comfortable to wear, and cost a little bit more. It is possible to do other options like lingual braces (where the braces are placed on the tongue side of the teeth), although it might be less comfortable, and sometimes treatment time may be a little longer. Options like wearing clear tray aligners like Invisalign may be possible, and it is best to discuss the options with your orthodontist.

You are an excellent candidate for braces. An orthodontist will need to examine your mouth to give you specifics on the type of braces and treatment time possible. You are young but the longer you wait the more difficult it becomes to move these teeth. It is possible you may need to have several rear teeth removed to create space for the teeth that need to be pulled down.