Orthodontics can usually be done at the age of 34. Although orthodontic treatment is generally recommended during the teenage years, adults can also undergo orthodontic treatment. However, correction may be more difficult and take longer in adults than in adolescents.

Before starting orthodontic treatment, it is recommended to consult a professional dentist or stomatologist for a comprehensive oral examination and evaluation to determine whether orthodontic treatment is suitable. If it is determined that correction can be performed, the doctor will develop a suitable correction plan and provide instructions on how to correctly wear the braces and other precautions.

In short, although the age of 34 is not the ideal age for orthodontic treatment, adults can also undergo orthodontic treatment as long as they are healthy and meet the indications.