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Are overbite and malocclusion both considered a Class 2 bite?

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JeezyTheSnowman said:
@Transposon almost forgot!
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Overbite just means your top front teeth overlap the bottom ones, which can happen in different ways. A Class II bite is one type of malocclusion where the upper jaw is too far forward. So think of it this way while many Class II cases have an overbite, not every overbite is Class II.
 
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Transposon said:
Overbite just means your top front teeth overlap the bottom ones, which can happen in different ways. A Class II bite is one type of malocclusion where the upper jaw is too far forward. So think of it this way while many Class II cases have an overbite, not every overbite is Class II.
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Ngl this answer is tuff + extremely high-IQ
 
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Transposon said:
Overbite just means your top front teeth overlap the bottom ones, which can happen in different ways. A Class II bite is one type of malocclusion where the upper jaw is too far forward. So think of it this way while many Class II cases have an overbite, not every overbite is Class II.
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@JeezyTheSnowman feel free to mark this as solution
 
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