Common orthodontic problems

An overbite is where the upper front teeth stick out too far in front of the lower teeth.

An underbite is where the lower teeth stick out in front of the upper teeth.

A crossbite is when the upper teeth and lower teeth cross over each other in irregular patterns.

An open bite is when a space is left between your upper and lower teeth when you bite together. This space can be in the front or side of your smile.

Crowding occurs when there isn’t enough space for your teeth in your jaw. This results in overlapping or crooked teeth.

Spacing is when there is too much space between teeth and gaps are formed.