<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I will be brief on this topic. Since I was a kid, I had crowded teeth with an edge-to-edge bite. I went through 3.5 years of braces, using rubber-bands and head gear at night, and my bite was fixed. My teeth are straight and not crowded, but my bite slowly returned to its edge-to-edge bite that I previously had. This slow return took about a couple years and hasn't changed much since. My father, who is a Dentist, made me a night-guard (apparently edge-to-edge bites run the risk of grinding teeth a night) and told me that this is simply the way my jaw is shaped; I will have to live the rest of my life with this bite unless something can be changed.

I am a little frustrated that I went through a painful 3.5 years of braces, wearing head-gear at night and rubber-bands on braces religiously every day, but my bite is still an edge-to-edge. What can I do, or is this not really a big deal? Is this edge-to-edge bite something that will become a problem for me in the future?
<bot>: I've had an edge-to-edge bite, even after corrective measures being taken. Is this a problem for me? What can be done to correct this issue?