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Breathing or swallowing problems – Mouth breathing can lead to snoring and sleep apnea.
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Crossbite – One or more upper teeth bite inside the lower teeth (towards the tongue).
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Crowding – Involving extra teeth or malpositioned teeth.
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Deep Overbite – The lower front teeth bite into the upper tissue of the upper teeth.
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Disfiguring of the face & mouth – Affects the development of the jaw and position of the teeth.
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Jaw & jaw joint pain
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Missing or extra teeth – Due to tooth decay, injuries, or inherited problems.
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Overjet (protruding upper teeth) – Upper teeth that protrude beyond normal and are usually associated with a short lower jaw.
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Self-image – An attractive smile can boost a person’s self-image and confidence.
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Spacing between teeth – Teeth are missing or may be too small or too large.
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Speech, chewing or biting problems
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Underbite (lower jaw protrusion) – Lower jaw is longer than the upper jaw.