Depending on your age and the health of your dental structures, the best way is to make sure the intensity, duration and frequency is high (usually 6 or more hours each day). It also helps to exert reasonable pressure on the upper incisors. Note, though, that the older you are and the healthier are your dental structures, the less likely it will create an "overbite", or more correctly, an overjet.
An overbite can be caused from anything such as a family history of overbites, or sucking your thumb.
No. But don't suck on your thumb, it's weird.
They CAN suck their thumb, however by that age, they should have grown out of it.
No.
Babies mostly do
Sucking of the thumb is a bad habit that cant be stopped easily. Wrap paper tape on your thumb if it there you wontwon't want to suck it. Do this for some months. The habit should stop.
you suck your thumb
yes
Yes and, in fact, there are a plethora of adult thumb suckers who currently exist.
Toddlers can develop an overbite due to a combination of genetic factors and environmental influences. Genetics may predispose them to certain jaw shapes or teeth alignment issues. Additionally, habits such as prolonged thumb sucking, pacifier use, or mouth breathing can contribute to improper dental development and lead to an overbite. Early dental check-ups can help identify and address these issues.
you will get an over bite KOrenblatt
they should not be and u need to get that stopped