Untidy teeth can increase the risk of cavities. This can happen because food debris and plaque become difficult to clean. This has the potential to cause a buildup of dirt, increasing the risk of cavities.

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When the tooth structure is neater, the process of cleaning teeth becomes easier and more effective. This is because the toothbrush is more able to reach between the teeth so that the cleaning process becomes more thorough.

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In some cases, uneven teeth make the chewing process not optimal. For example, in the case of gingsul teeth, canines which have an important role in chewing become unable to tear food.

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In addition, this also causes the other teeth to exert greater force and makes the load on the teeth unbalanced in chewing.

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When a tooth is broken, a possible solution is to remove the tooth. Tooth extraction causes the load in chewing to become unbalanced.

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In addition to affecting the health of teeth and mouth, crooked teeth also affect the digestive and cognitive processes. Teeth are part of the digestive system. When mastication is not optimal, the digestive process will also not be optimal.