Orthodontic classifications play a crucial role in understanding and addressing various bite and alignment issues.

Two of the most common classifications are Class 1 and Class 2, which provide valuable insights into the positioning of the teeth and jaws.

Class 1 malocclusion, often referred to as a "normal bite," is characterized by the upper teeth slightly overlapping the lower teeth when the jaws are closed.

This alignment is considered the optimal position, where the upper and lower jaws meet in a harmonious relationship.

Individuals with Class 1 malocclusion typically have a well-balanced facial appearance and experience minimal difficulties with chewing, speaking, or breathing. - https://cleanteethcare.com/blog/decoding-orthodontics-class-1-class-2/?unique_id_lv8dzgkm

Orthodontic Classifications Explained: Understanding Class 1 and Class 2