Please tell me, could i get braces for just the bottom set of teeth?

Possibly: But you need to understand that when your treatment is complete, all your teeth must meet harmoniously... And that usually involves moving both maxillary and mandibular teeth. The orthodontist who will be treating you can let you know for sure.

Ask Orthodontist: Depending on the purpose of your orthodontic therapy, your dentist/orthodontist may need to have braces on both arch. If the treatment is aim to fix your occlusion, overbite, overjet, underbite, or any kind of malocclusion or malfunction, full mouth braces probably is required. If the purpose of the treatment is to enhance cosmetically or pure cosmetic reason, single arch braces may be indicated.

Perhaps: You can easily see problems in your lower arch in a mirror. Trying to see upper arch problems is more difficult because unlike crabs, our eyes are not on stalks. "straightening" teeth in 1 arch may mean that they will not meet and mesh properly with the teeth in the opposing arch. Ask a qualified Orthodontic Specialist for an evaluation. Don't do something because you think it may be expedient

Of course: The orthodontic treatment in one arch is possible, but it has to be under the right circumstances. Many orthodontists offer an initial consultation for free. A free consultation allows you to find out what type of treatment is recommended and if you are a good candidate for a single arch braces.