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A member asked:

My two front teeth r not on the right place i will say they r wonky i can't afford braces is there any way i cn do it cheaper or with the homeremed?

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Sorry: The best way is braces. Depending on the position of the teeth sometimes crowns or caps can be done. However, there is no other way to predictably move teeth other than braces.

Answered 1/11/2013

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