35 is not a problem, as long as there is no uncontrollable periodontitis and no dead pulp teeth, you can choose to correct it, which has no impact on health and even has the benefit of preventing temporomandibular joint disorder and dental caries. It's just that it takes a long time to correct it at this time. What you need to consider is whether it will affect your work and social life. You can choose active invisible correction. However, the cost is relatively expensive, generally around 2w, which takes about 20 months.