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Treatable Cases
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Overbite
An overbite happens when the upper front teeth have overlap with lower front teeth. Most people have a small amount of overlap but if it gets more than usual mount, it may cause some problems and need to be treated.
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Crossbite
When some of you upper teeth gets behind the lower teeth we call it cross bite . Chipped teeth, gum recede and sometimes losing bones are some of cross bite complications
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Openbite
An open bite happens when upper front teeth and lower front teeth have no contact together when you close your mouth and usually there is a space between them. Open bite can make chewing extremely hard.
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Crowded
when there is not enough space in your jaw for teeth to fit, teeth are crowded . In this case brushing and flossing may be difficult and can lead to tooth decay.
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Gap teeth
Gapped teeth or spaced teeth is called when there is a considerable amount of space between two or more teeth. People with gapped teeth may have tender or sore gum and also food can get stuck between those spaces.
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Underbite
An under bite happens when the lower front teeth cover the upper front teeth. Under bite makes chewing hard for the patient and may affect their speaking.
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