Will my teeth and face go back to normal? (Photo)

It's understandable that you're worried about these changes in your facial appearance and smile. Orthodontic treatment can sometimes temporarily alter facial structure, particularly in the early stages as your teeth and jaws shift. This is usually a normal part of the treatment process, and in many cases, the face regains its usual contours as treatment progresses.
Since you've been in treatment for about seven months, you may be seeing some of the mid-treatment changes. The gaps between your teeth are likely part of the overall alignment strategy and should close as treatment continues. However, if you’re uncomfortable or feeling that the changes are affecting your appearance significantly, it may be worth discussing this with your orthodontist. They can evaluate your progress, provide insight into how your facial structure might evolve with the remaining treatment, and potentially adjust the plan to address any specific aesthetic concerns you have.
If you decide to end treatment early, please know that it may lead to unfinished alignment and retention issues, which could prevent your teeth from settling into a stable, healthy position.