What kind of treatment will I need to correct my bite and bottom row of teeth? (Photo)

You appear to have a deep overbite which is the result of a narrow upper jaw.  This can be from the narrow upper jaw 'trapping' the lower jaw into a recessed position.  Your upper jaw can be orthopedically expanded to match the lower jaw width.  Work with an orthodontist/dentist who understands how to do this as many traditional orthodontists will recommend removing upper teeth to correct your overbite.  This is a mistake as the lower jaw remains recessed which could lead to adverse health problems such as TMJ dysfunction, Obstructive Sleep Apnea and even spinal alignment.  Good luck to you.