A. Choose one abnormal bite type or skip if your upper front teeth just nicely cover a bit of your lower teeth. (when you are fully biting on your back teeth!).
Open bite: front teeth don't bite fully leaving visible gap(s)between them or just merely bite on their incisal edges.
Deep bite: the upper teeth cover too much of the lower teeth.
B. Add if any of your top teeth bite inside of your lower teeth.
C. Add one according to how crowded your teeth appear.
D. Add one or more if you observe any of the following.
Desclaimer: This atlas provides patients to choose between simple observational features that make it easy to find cases similar to their own orthodontic problems. It does not represent accurate diagnosis of orthodontic disease. You should always consult with a dentist that practices orthodontics or an orthodontist specialist before any relative decisions.
Copyright: The photos in this gallery are exclusively the work of dr Defkalion Alexakis and depict the results he achieved on 61 of his patients cured in his own practice. All content is copyright protected and it is illegal to download, share or use this matterial to demonstrate results by other dental professionals. Copycats will be traced by special digital images protection software and prosecuted by law.
