Deep bite or underbite is a serious malocclusion that not only causes facial aesthetics but also causes other dental problems, affecting chewing function.

An overbite is characterized by the lower teeth protruding forward. When the mouth is closed, the lower teeth overlap the upper teeth, a phenomenon also known as an underbite. An overbite is one of the serious bite misalignments that not only causes an unsightly appearance to the face but also affects the chewing function of the teeth.

Reverse bite is also known as buck teeth, this is one of the serious bite misalignments, not only causing loss of facial aesthetics but also causing obstacles in daily life and work. So what should we do when we have reverse bite?

Determining whether the cause is due to the jawbone or tooth movement, if due to the bone in severe cases of crossbite, surgery may be required to correct bone deformities, reposition the jawbone to correct this bite misalignment to establish a correct bite and restore harmony to the child's face.

Having a standard bite is extremely important, related to aesthetics. This not only determines the feeling of eating and chewing but also evaluates the harmony and balance of the entire face, even issues related to dangerous diseases of the jaw and face. Therefore, how to have a standard bite is something that many people are interested in, especially parents with young children.