I have a bad underbite and I can’t afford surgery. Do I have other options? (Photo)

This is often called a "cant" meaning your upper jaw is slanted downward on one side. Braces may be able to correct this to a mild extent, but often jaw surgery is needed for ideal correction.

You have answered your own question. Braces is the best way to restore teeth to their original place (before the tooth extraction) and then placing an implant to replace the missing tooth. Retainers will need to be worn during the healing phase following implant placement; or better, place the...

The underlying problem is an underdeveloped mid-face and maxilla. Three dimensional expansion of your maxilla will create a fuller wider smile display, a better airway and improved forward head posture. As you expand your maxilla the mandible will gradually move to a proper position on its own...

That is my favorite reason todo expanders second to helping the airway. Not all orthodontists will consider it so call around. Or if you are stuck call Dynaflex and ask then who uses the Series 2000 expanders in your area. They are pain-free and do an amazing job. Very excited for you!!

Did you wear your retainers?? It looks like you grind your teeth too. If you like the straightness a progressive out of the box orthodontist might consider a Bite plate to help with both of those issues. Invisalign is definitely an option for you too. And you can be treated basically virtually...

I am 99% sure they are peg laterals - that would be confirmed on an x-ray easily. Your idea is exactly what I would want to do if I were you - get them bonded making them ideal shape and size then do orthodontics to close up any remaining space.