Teeth Have Short Roots, What Treatment Can I Have?

Short roots are not a problem unless you have significant mobility with those teeth.  If that is the case you may need to see a specialist and consider dental implants.  Slight mobility is to be expected with short roots.  A dentist would have to determine how much mobility is acceptable.  It is important to see a dentist frequently in order to keep them clean and free from periodontal disease.  This will help you keep them as long as possible.  

An xray would be very helpful here, but if the roots are already short, a dental implant might be a good option.  Without a clinical exam, xrays, photographs and stone models, it is difficult to say what your options truly are.  Braces might still be an option, but carry a risk of losing the tooth.  No guarantee, but chance.

It would be a good idea to talk to an oral surgeon as well as an orthodontist before deciding what to do so you know what your implant options are before starting any treatment. If orthodontic treatment (braces) were to cause you to lose that tooth, an implant would be your next best choice.