Malocclusion is when teeth in the lower and upper jaw are not aligned properly, causing uneven force when biting. There are three types: class I, class II (overbite), and class III (underbite). It can be hereditary, caused by injury or bad dental work, and may require orthodontic treatment. Children have a better prognosis than adults. […]
Class II malocclusion, or overbite, can be caused by thumb sucking, abnormally shaped teeth, misaligned jaw, or improper dental work. It can affect eating, speech, and breathing. Treatment is individualized and can include tooth removal, retainers, or surgery. Early treatment is preferred. A class II malocclusion is a condition in which the upper teeth protrude […]
Class III malocclusion, also known as underbite, is a misalignment where the lower teeth are more prominent than the upper teeth. It can be caused by genetics or environmental factors and can be treated with braces, retainers, or surgery depending on the severity. A class III malocclusion is a misalignment of the teeth that results […]
