Occlusion
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder
An overview of the causes, symptoms and consequences of temporomandibular joint disorder.
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Malocclusion (Class III)
When upper molars line up behind the lowers and cause the lower jaw to protrude out it's called a class III malocclusion, or underbite. This video shows you how, if left untreated, an underbite can cause difficulty with eating and speaking and uneven tooth wear.
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Malocclusion (Class II)
When upper molars line up forward of the lowers and cause the upper teeth to protrude forward it's called a class II malocclusion, or overbite. This video shows you how, if left untreated, it can cause difficulty with eating and uneven tooth wear.
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Malocclusion (Class I)
When rear molars line up properly, but front teeth are out of place it's called a class I malocclusion. This video shows you how, if left untreated, it can cause jaw and muscle pain, uneven tooth wear and cracking.
Centric Relation
The concept of centric relation and how your doctor will use it to evaluate the alignment of your jaw and chewing system.
Anterior Open Bite
Overview of what an anterior open bite is, potential causes that lead to its development, and complications that arise if it is left untreated.
Healthy Occlusion
What makes a healthy bite and how teeth ideally come together properly and move in harmony with muscles and joints.
Equilibration
How equilibration can be used to create more ideal contact between your upper and lower teeth and improve the function of your bite.
