When the upper and lower teeth don’t touch when the mouth is closed, creating a visible gap. This can affect speech and chewing.

A gap or space between two teeth, most commonly the front teeth. Easily corrected with aligners for a uniform smile.

Occurs when there’s not enough space in the jaw, causing teeth to overlap or twist. Aligners gradually move them into alignment.

The lower teeth sit in front of the upper teeth when biting down. Correcting it improves both function and facial balance.

Minor spacing or alignment issues that can be quickly corrected with short treatment times.

When some upper teeth sit inside the lower teeth instead of outside. Early correction prevents uneven wear and jaw problems.

The upper front teeth excessively overlap the lower teeth. Aligners can reduce the overlap for a balanced bite and smile.

Treatment designed for growing patients with mixed or developing dentition, guiding proper tooth alignment early on. Mostly space creation.