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Curious About The Causes Of Rotated Teeth? Here’s Everything You Need To Know!

Teeth rotation is a common teeth alignment issue. Your rotated teeth can be due to a plethora of factors. And before starting rotated teeth treatment, it is important that you understand the underlying cause. Here are some of the causes:
- Dental Trauma or Distress: Accidents that damage the face, especially the oral cavity, at an early age can affect the growth of your teeth. This can lead to teeth alignment issues in the future, including rotated teeth.
- Bad Dental Habits: Childhood habits like thumb-sucking and nail-biting can be the root cause of rotated teeth.
- Teeth Jamming: Crowded teeth can be caused by a lack of space in your oral cavity. So, most teeth in your lower and upper jaw get rotated.
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How To Treat Rotated Teeth?/How Are Your Rotated Teeth Fixed At Toothsi?
Rotated teeth are a highly treatable teeth misalignment issue. They can be treated with various dental procedures, including teeth aligners, dental braces, retainers, and so on.
1. Teeth Aligners
If you want to fix your rotated teeth discreetly, then teeth aligners are your best orthodontic treatment option. Toothsi clear aligners are customised invisible trays that gradually exert pressure to rotate your teeth into proper alignment.
Why Do People Love Toothsi Aligners?

- Near-Invisible trays
- Removable
- Comfortable
- Convenient
- Ideal for mild to highly complex teeth alignment cases
2. Teeth Braces
Teeth braces (or dental braces) work just like teeth aligners. The only difference is that these braces are for those who don’t want to be discreet about the treatment. However, these dental braces come with inherent disadvantages, such as being non-removable, requiring extensive oral health maintenance, and so on.
Why Do Toothsi Teeth Braces Work So Well?
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In India, teeth aligners start around ₹35,000 (starting). At Toothsi, we believe the high price shouldn’t stand between you and your perfect smile. That’s why we offer you aligners at just ₹1499/month with flexible EMIs.
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How Does Toothsi Teeth Aligner Treatment Fix Your Rotated Teeth?

1. Initial Orthodontic Consultation
Toothsi offers you a free comprehensive assessment of the severity of your rotated teeth. We listen to all your symptoms, discuss the issues, and set treatment goals.
2. Personalised Treatment Plans
Once our team has a clear understanding of the severity of your rotated teeth, we create a highly personalised treatment plan for you using predictive tools and analysis. Then we chart the best course of action to fix your rotated teeth.
3. The Smile MakeOver
You receive your teeth-aligner trays and get started with treatment. Our Toothsi app helps you connect with us anytime, anywhere. What’s more? If you don’t achieve your perfect smile, we provide clear aligner trays at no extra cost under our Smile Guarantee Program.
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FAQs
What are the causes of rotated teeth?
The causes of rotated teeth can be:
- Dental trauma
- Teeth jamming
- Bad dental habits
Can a rotated tooth be fixed?
Yes, a rotated tooth can be corrected with orthodontic appliances such as aligners and dental braces.
What happens when a tooth is rotated?
When you have rotated teeth, you may develop:
- Gum diseases and irritation
- Dental wear and tear
- Chewing problems (affecting gut health)
- Butterfly teeth
Is a rotated tooth bad?
Yes, rotated teeth can lead to problems like:
- Chewing problems
- Unhealthy gut
- Gum irritation
- Gum diseases
- Tooth wear and tear
- Butterfly teeth


