It's important to consult with a qualified dentist or orthodontist for personalized advice based on your specific situation. Misalignment and Gaps: Aligners like Invisalign could be a possible option to address misalignment and gaps in your teeth. Invisalign uses a series of clear aligners that gradually shift your teeth into the desired position. However, the effectiveness of aligners depends on the complexity of your case. A consultation with an orthodontist would determine if you're a suitable candidate for aligners and if Invisalign is the best choice. Treatment times with aligners vary, but they can range from several months to a couple of years, depending on the severity of the misalignment. Retained Baby Teeth: If you have retained baby teeth (primary teeth) that are preventing the eruption of permanent teeth, an orthodontist might recommend braces to guide the permanent teeth into proper position. The duration of braces treatment can vary based on the specific case and the orthodontic approach used. It could take anywhere from 1.5 to 2 years or even longer. Slanted Permanent Tooth: If a permanent tooth has erupted in a slanted way and is causing disruption to the alignment of other teeth, your dentist's recommendation of replacing it with an artificial tooth might be a viable option. Replacing it with an artificial tooth could help restore proper alignment and function. It's important to note that treatment times can vary widely based on the complexity of each individual case. The best way to get accurate information and recommendations is to schedule consultations with qualified orthodontists and dentists. They can assess your situation, explain the treatment options available to you, and provide estimates of the time required for each treatment. Remember, your dental professional will consider factors such as the health of your teeth, your bite, your age, and your overall oral health when making recommendations. They can help you make informed decisions about the best way to achieve the desired results.

Visit an orthodontist for proper guidance. Without examination difficult to tell your treatment plan . Aligners will not solve if malocclusion is too much

1st remove your milk tooth Go for braces it will take 1-1.5 yr depending on teeth

Hello See traditional braces treatment is best for Ur problem.first get it remove ur milk teeth and Thn go for braces treatment.it ll take 1.5-2year for complete procedure

Hi, Can you please share the radiographs taken to get a better idea. After evaluating the radiographs I can answer your query better.

Kindly visit a dentist/Orthodontist. Proper treatment planning after photographs and impressions And required x rays

Better to go for traditional braces.. takes around 1.5 to 2 years of time. Need radiographs to judge the case in detail