Amazing video my man! Very informational, I have a quick question, so I have an openbite, it runs in my family. I'm a bit confused though since my front teeth dont touch my bottom teeth at all, I get confused and don't know if I have an overbite as well? Because naturally my front teeth can't touch with each other due to the open bite, so it's very confusing to know, what is your recommendation?
Hey is it possible for me to practise normal bite then it can reduce my overjet, I just got my upper braces put on 5 weeks ago and noticing me having a little overbite/overjet habit again not too sure which one but do you think I can reduce overjet by practicing normal bite
That's helpful. But what would be the normal range of overbite?? I read online 25% is the ideal and 5 - 25% is normal, but alot of other sites say 1/3 is normal (33%) and that normal range is 30% to 50%. So which is the normal range before its considered an excessive overbite???
Great question. It really depends on the patient's skeletal jaw relationship, but a rule of thumb is ~20-30% is "ideal." There will be variation though based on the patient.
Hello, after a new dental bridge, because I replace my old bridge I have only a 2mm distance (overjet) between my upper and lower teeth. Is this normal for my front lower teeth to hit a little my front upper crowns of the dental bridge? This happens when I close my bite to check my occlusion
Hey I have an overjet of about 10 mm. Doctors advised me to do jaw surgery but I don't want to do jaw surgery. I am 18 years old. Can I cure my over jet without jaw surgery
That's a great question! It's hard to provide an accurate assessment without a clinical exam and diagnostic records. That said, 10mm of overjet is a large amount and would likely fall into the category of surgery or permanent tooth extractions to correct. Thanks!
@@mciacshtareol1373 Sorry to hear that. I know it's not easy... but I'd suggest finding another dentist that can address your needs without being a jerk.
@@GluckOrthodontics thank you, I’m 17 and I have a 8mm overjet, my top teeth aren’t protruding Fordward but my lower jaw is backwards, also my two front teeth are kinda slanted inward, I’m getting braces soon but I’m kinda worried there gunna tell me I need jaw surgery
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uhm i watched this as a joke and i have a 100% overbite.... uhhh- (im getting braces tmrw but that's for my gap)
So simply explained! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
@@GluckOrthodontics hello doctor, does a overjet of 4-5mm require surgery in an adult or can it be treated with invisalign?? Please reply
Amazing video my man! Very informational, I have a quick question, so I have an openbite, it runs in my family. I'm a bit confused though since my front teeth dont touch my bottom teeth at all, I get confused and don't know if I have an overbite as well? Because naturally my front teeth can't touch with each other due to the open bite, so it's very confusing to know, what is your recommendation?
Hey is it possible for me to practise normal bite then it can reduce my overjet, I just got my upper braces put on 5 weeks ago and noticing me having a little overbite/overjet habit again not too sure which one but do you think I can reduce overjet by practicing normal bite
That's helpful. But what would be the normal range of overbite?? I read online 25% is the ideal and 5 - 25% is normal, but alot of other sites say 1/3 is normal (33%) and that normal range is 30% to 50%. So which is the normal range before its considered an excessive overbite???
Great question. It really depends on the patient's skeletal jaw relationship, but a rule of thumb is ~20-30% is "ideal." There will be variation though based on the patient.
Hello, after a new dental bridge, because I replace my old bridge I have only a 2mm distance (overjet) between my upper and lower teeth. Is this normal for my front lower teeth to hit a little my front upper crowns of the dental bridge? This happens when I close my bite to check my occlusion
Thank you for the question. It is normal to have some "contact" between the top and bottom front teeth when you are biting down.
2:11 that literally looks exactly like my teeth
Hey I have an overjet of about 10 mm. Doctors advised me to do jaw surgery but I don't want to do jaw surgery. I am 18 years old. Can I cure my over jet without jaw surgery
That's a great question! It's hard to provide an accurate assessment without a clinical exam and diagnostic records. That said, 10mm of overjet is a large amount and would likely fall into the category of surgery or permanent tooth extractions to correct. Thanks!
then what is normal
Great question. It’s different for everyone but normal overbite is a around 25% and normal overjet is 2mm.
I just recently got my braces off and my gums are swollen and puffy what should I do?
Schedule an appointment with your dentist for evaluation
@@davidwilcox7671 my dentist is a real jerk and he always says there's nothing wrong with my teeth
@@mciacshtareol1373 Sorry to hear that. I know it's not easy... but I'd suggest finding another dentist that can address your needs without being a jerk.
Can a 8mm over jet be fixed without jaw surgery?
Thanks for the question! It’s possible but depends on the patient and treatment plan. It’s more predictable if the patient is growing. Good luck!
@@GluckOrthodontics thank you, I’m 17 and I have a 8mm overjet, my top teeth aren’t protruding Fordward but my lower jaw is backwards, also my two front teeth are kinda slanted inward, I’m getting braces soon but I’m kinda worried there gunna tell me I need jaw surgery
@@lukelinton7104whats happened dude
3:37 is me
Have you got any treatment?
Thank you so much
Our pleasure!
i have a 14mm overjet 😞