Correcting class II malocclusion
/Class II malocclusion is a dental condition where the upper teeth and jaw protrude over the lower teeth and jaw, commonly known as an overbite.
Read MoreClass II malocclusion is a dental condition where the upper teeth and jaw protrude over the lower teeth and jaw, commonly known as an overbite.
Read MoreClass III malocclusion is a dental condition in which the lower jaw is protruding or the upper jaw is underdeveloped, leading to a condition known as an underbite.
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Your braces came off years ago, your smile looked great, and then life happened. You stopped wearing your retainer. Now those front teeth are crooked again! The good news? You might not need full orthodontic treatment. Short-term braces or clear aligners could help restore your smile in just months.