Crossbite
A crossbite is where one or more teeth is on the wrong side of the opposing teeth. Sometimes, a crossbite can cause negative changes with the gum tissue because a tooth or teeth in crossbite can be “pushed” out of the bone by the opposing teeth. Shown here are patients who had crossbites that we corrected.
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Case Study 42 – Crossbite
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Case Study 43 – Crossbite
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Case Study 45 – Crossbite
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Case Study 48- Crossbite
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Case Study 56 – Crossbite
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Case Study 84 - Missing a lower right first molar, and camouflaged the absence of both with moving the other teeth forward -
Case Study 83 - Missing a lower incisor, upper right first premolar, and upper left lateral incisor, camouflaged the absence of all three -
Case Study 82 - Missing a lower incisor, and camouflaged the absence of both with moving the other teeth forward