Traditional wire braces and retainers are the most common treatment for buck teeth. Many people get braces in childhood or during their teenage years, but adults can benefit from them, too. Metal brackets and wires attached to the teeth are manipulated over time to gradually move the teeth for a straighter smile.

Many orthodontists recommend braces for fixing bugs bunny teeth. Braces are the most common treatment for buck teeth and is one of the earlier treatments administered during early childhood or teenage years. However, adults can benefit from them as well.

These are replaced by sturdy adult teeth which, with sufficient dental care, should last a lifetime. But a rabbit's teeth are known as “open rooted” teeth, which means that they'll continue to grow throughout their entire life. They're constantly worn down and renewed – which explains why there's no need for brushing.

Once a rabbit has developed a dental problem, it often requires surgery to correct the issue, and many rabbits go on to require lifelong treatment with repeated teeth trimming of both front and back teeth by a veterinarian under anesthesia.