Teeth alignment refers to the proper positioning of teeth in relation to each other and the jaw. When teeth are aligned correctly, they fit together well, allowing for efficient biting and chewing. Misalignment can lead to various dental issues, including difficulty in cleaning teeth, increased risk of cavities, and jaw pain. Several factors can affect teeth alignment, such as genetics, thumb sucking, or early loss of baby teeth. Orthodontic treatments, like braces or clear aligners, are commonly used to correct misaligned teeth. Maintaining good oral hygiene is essential for overall dental health, especially during alignment treatments.