Did you mean to post this question here at the Sansevieria Forum? You'll likely get better responses if you post it at Houseplants Forum. I can't even try answering as I don't grow any Dracaenas.

I have a method that might work, as long as the whole plant is leaning, not just from half-way up, for instance. I lift the soil ball out completely (with the plant, of course :-)) and put it back in the pot slanting the root ball so that the plant is now standing straight. Then I fill in compost all around up to the level of the highest point of the compost and there you go! Failing that, a temporary staking might do the trick, with a raspberry cane or anything straight and rigid you can find like that. You'll probably have to use some light plastic-covered wire to attach the main part of the plant to the stake, but it needn't be for ever !

LOL Thanks Pirate Girl. I sure did put it in the wrong section.

And Thank you Marguerita~ It does lean all the way up. I am going to try the root ball thing. x x