Tampa (BLOOM) – For many years, straight teeth were considered the norm for a healthy and attractive smile. However, in recent times, it seems that crooked teeth are becoming increasingly com… ...

Crooked teeth are common and affect children, teens, and adults. Causes include genetics, overcrowding, jaw problems, tooth loss, facial trauma, and improper oral hygiene habits. Jump to Key ...

STRESS in childhood leads to a crooked smile, say researchers. The first 1,000 days after conception influence whether teeth and jaws are out of line, their study suggests. The so-called lower-face… ...

Crooked teeth can be caused by many things such as premature loss of baby teeth, facial injury, genetic predisposition, poor dental habits during childhood and excessive use of a dummy.

Crooked teeth and misaligned bites can: Interfere with proper chewing. Make keeping teeth clean more of a challenge, increasing the risk of tooth decay, cavities , and gingivitis .

A crooked jaw is also associated with cleft palate and lip. Teeth Misalignment. Malocclusion—the misalignment and mismatch between the upper and lower sets of teeth—can also be a cause of ...

This is the story about hundreds of millions of Texas taxpayer dollars and a program designed to help poor children who have severely crooked teeth. News 8 uncovered the story about how some ...

Brittany Ngo, 38, got Botox for the first time to treat a facial nerve condition. She ended up with a crooked smile, a possible side effect of Botox.