Malocclusion means the teeth do not come together correctly when one bites. Common malocclusions include prognathic when the lower jaw sticks out too far, retronathic when the lower jaw is too far back in relation to the upper jaw, and cross bite when the lower teeth rest outside the upper teeth on one side or the other.
Many malocclusions can be corrected with orthodontic (braces) treatment. Others can require surgery, or a combination of surgery and orthodontic treatment.
According to Wikipedia, a malocclusion "is a misalignment or incorrect relation between the teeth of the two dental arches when they approach each other as the jaws close."
Overbite, underbite, crossbite, openbite. Malocclusion is a term that means the teeth are not aligned properly.
In general, malocclusion is not preventable.
Braces are used to treat malocclusion by changing the position of the teeth.
Malocclusion is most often found during a routine dental examination.
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Malocclusion may be seen as crooked, crowded, or protruding teeth. It may affect a person's appearance, speech, and/or ability to eat.
Some symptoms that might indicate one has malocclusion are crooked or protruding teeth. If one has malocclusion then they may have a poor bite that could cause problems when chewing food, facial pain, or even slurred speech.
The word malocclusion literally means "bad bite." The condition may also be referred to as an irregular bite, crossbite, or overbite.
When malocclusion is suspected, photographs and x rays of the face and mouth may be taken for further study.