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Unfortunately, braces is your best option to improve your smile. Most orthodontists offer payment plans to make the treatment affordable. Seek out a consultation and discuss your options. Good luck.
Unfortunately orthodontics/braces is going to give you the best long term results. There is a lot of crowding and teeth in crossbite in which you will not correct those without orthodontics. Most orthodontic offices realize that treatment is difficult to pay for in one lump sum and therefor either offer their own in house payment plans or use a third party health finance company to assist you in affording your treatment. I would discuss this with the orthodontic office and find out what they can do to help you reach your goal.
I am NOT an orthodontist, (my wife Sarah is), it is very difficult, if not impossible, to correct your malocclusion without orthodontics. If you were a young child (doesn't work well in adults who have stopped skeletal growth) there is an alternative that helps straighten teeth known as myofunctional orthodontics. The technique uses plastic aligners (not braces) and the muscles to "re-align" the teeth. The technique was developed by Dr. Chris Farrell (Founder & CEO). Price is less than traditional orthodontics.The procedure still needs to be performed by a licensed dentist. Most orthodontists offer payment plans that are approximately $200-300/month, or less, with 3rd party financing. I suggest you evaluate those options first.
I think you would see noticeable improvement with a gingivectomy if possible. This is a procedure in which the gums are reshaped to show more tooth structure in "short teeth" or to improve balance in the gums from one side to the other. This is a fairly standard procedure with...
I recommend getting an evaluation for possible veneers placement. You can change the proportions of several of your front teeth so that the laterals ending being the right size in relation to your other teeth. I think Veneers would be an excellent option for you and will help improve your...
You may have a "Cant" in the upper jaw. Orthognathic surgeon would be a more suitable doctor to see than a plastic surgeon.