Malocclusion can cause a number of health and dental problems.

It is also possible to have different classes of malocclusion on left and right sides.

This malocclusion results in problems for the horse when eating.

Malocclusion can also cause the jaw joint to move out of place.

Symptoms in a child who has mild malocclusion may improve over time.

A jaw structure problem that children are born with can cause malocclusion.

You may feel that your teeth do not fit together correctly (this is called a malocclusion).

Adult malocclusion symptoms will typically remain the same or get worse over the years.

Rather an absent or excess overbite would be a malocclusion.

During orthodontic treatment for malocclusion, it's still important to take good care of teeth at home.

Sensation of malocclusion (feeling that the teeth do not meet together properly).

Watchful waiting is often fine for children with malocclusion.

Teeth that do not line up correctly when the child closes his or her mouth (malocclusion).

Malocclusion is a poor fit (alignment) of the teeth and jaws.

Most people have some form of malocclusion ("poor bite").

The most obvious sign of malocclusion is crooked or protruding teeth.

Physical symptoms of malocclusion are uncommon but can range from mild to severe.

Some mild types of malocclusion may improve as a child's jaw grows and changes.

There are many ways to treat poor bite (malocclusion).

Although most people have some type of malocclusion, not everyone requires or seeks orthodontic treatment.

A dentist usually checks for malocclusion in children during regular dental visits.

The term "malocclusion" (poor bite) refers to a number of possible conditions.

Malocclusion is the result of the body trying to optimize its function in a dysfunctional environment.

You can take steps to prevent tooth loss, which can lead to malocclusion.

Malocclusion means having crooked teeth or a "poor bite."