- 1). Determine if your crooked teeth cause you pain. This includes headaches, back aches, and even pain in the joints of your jaw.
- 2). Check yourself for an under-bite: when the lower jaw is longer than the upper jaw, and juts forward. Clamp your teeth and smile into a mirror. If you can't see all of your upper front teeth, you may have an under-bite.
- 3). Check yourself for an over-bite. This is the opposite of an under-bite. You will not be able to see all of your front bottom teeth when you smile.
- 4). Determine if you frequently suffer from an upset stomach. This can be related to teeth that are not lined up properly, making it impossible to thoroughly chew your food.
- 5). Determine if you have breathing problems when you are sleeping. This is especially true in older persons, and can be caused by a poor palette construction.
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