It can depend on the degree of your overbite. You may want to discuss this with an orthodontic dentist. After discussing it with an orthodontic dentist you feel that it would not cause any bite or TMJ issue latter, then it is really up to you weather you feel like you want them to correct the overbite of not.
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A headgear may be required to correct the overbite issue. However she may be able to wear it at night like I was able to. She should ask her dentist a head of time so she will know just what they feel will be required. In the end it is about correcting the over bite. Putting up the the headgear is a small issue when she get the results for the rest of her life.
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I have looked into this matter and after reviewing many different web sites I come to the conclusion that the only way to correct an overbite is by wearing braces. I also looked into the suggestion about a retainer. A retainer is not use fix an overbite by it self. I took a monet to copy what a retainer is used for .
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