An 'Underbite' occurs when the lower teeth are in front of the upper front teeth. This is a reverse bite, compared to normal. The accurate way to describe this is a reverse overjet/ negative overjet or Class III incisor malocclusion.

This is the #1 complaint we hear from patients! No one likes overlapping, untidy teeth that gets stained easily. We understand that its hard to clean; keeps getting food jammed in between and sometimes it looks as though there's a missing tooth when it's really just hidden behind.

A crooked bite is often associated with a crooked jaw. Upper and lower midlines do not line up, cross bites and scissors bites are common features with crooked bites.