When the teeth normally occlude in centric occlusion,the maxillary arch horizontally overlaps the mandibular arch to a condition referred to as:

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When the teeth normally occlude in centric occlusion,the maxillary arch horizontally overlaps the mandibular arch to a condition referred to overjet.In centric occlusion,the maxillary arch also vertically overlaps the mandibular arch to a condition referred to as overbite.In a crossbite,a mandibular tooth or teeth are placed facially to the maxillary; which can occur either anteriorly or posteriorly,unilaterally or bilaterally.When the mandibular arch extends forward beyond the maxillary arch,the condition is referred to as an underbite.

When the Teeth Normally Occlude in Centric Occlusion,the Maxillary Arch