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Crowding
Crowding is the most common orthodontic problem where the teeth do not have enough space to fit in your jaw. Crowding can present itself by the following: overlapping teeth, flared teeth, or narrow arches.
Spacing
Excess spacing can be caused by smaller size of teeth, oversized jaws, or missing teeth.
Overbite
Extra overbite or a deep bite refers to the excessive overlap of the upper and lower front teeth, which can cause lower front teeth to wear down faster.
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Openbite
Openbite is when the upper and lower front teeth do not come in contact when biting. It is usually caused by a thumb sucking habit, tongue thrusting, mouth breathing, or a skeletal jaw discrepancy.
Underbite
Underbite is when the lower front teeth sit in front of the upper front teeth. It is usually caused by excessive growth of the lower jaw and can cause self-esteem problems, jaw pain, tooth wear, and profile changes.
Gummy Smile
Gummy smile, also known as excessive gum display, is when too much gum tissue shows above your teeth when you smile.
Narrow Smile
A narrow smile is when you see dark space at the corners of your lips when you smile.
Flat Smile
A beautiful smile arc is defined by the edges of the front teeth following along the curvature of the lower lip. In a flat smile, the edges of the upper front teeth appear flat across your lower lip.
Jaw Mismatch
Jaw mismatch is when the upper and lower jaws do not line up correctly and the teeth do not occlude together at the right contact points. Crossbites are common examples of jaw mismatch.