hooked beak?

I don't know if this is where I should post this but I have a chick that is developing a beak that's started to look like a hawk. It is curved and hooked. Nothing wrong just overly long. My question is this just because she is in a brooder and hasn't been able to scrape it short and her's tends to naturally grow long? If it continues to grow downwards will her bottom beak grow as well and finally hit each other? Is this something that should not be bred?
Now remember this is not crossbeak or any other kind of beak problem. It is just growing long and I have heard of people filing them down so I could I file it down and see if it continues and breed her as well? Thanks.

 

Okay, that makes sense. I was just wanting to make sure I wasn't making a big deal out of it for nothing. I understand that you agree that it should not be bred but is this like a one hundred percent no I shouldn't. Or is this a quality that is not desirable but that still could be used if it looks real good in all other traits? Thanks. I will get a pic.

 

No one on this??? I have filed her beak down and it is looking better. I do see where it is shifting the bottom beak over a tad. As she is not to be bred I am still wondering if all of her offspring would have this issue or if only some would? How would this work? Thanks.

 

I have trimmed it but when I looked at it later it looks like the bottom beak has shifted over to one side. Do you think this is because I haven't cut it back far enough or it is simply going to be a crossbeaked bird? Maybe I could get another pic from the bottom.