Hello, there is actually no age limit for orthodontics. Because tooth movement is a lifelong bone remodeling process, it can be corrected as long as adults are in good periodontal condition and can actively maintain oral hygiene. It's just that adults will take longer to correct their teeth than children and adolescents, so they can correct their teeth at the age of 26.

Therefore, you can check the actual situation of your teeth as soon as possible and correct and repair them as soon as possible. Generally, adult patients with severe skeletal deformities can correct their teeth and improve their facial deformities through orthodontics and orthognathic treatment. Elderly patients who need dental implants can concentrate the gaps between teeth through orthodontic correction, or hold down the elongated teeth and straighten the inclined teeth. Therefore, the doctor will choose the appropriate corrective plan according to your actual situation, and suggest that you check and repair as soon as possible.