Orthodontic Service

Open Bite Correction

Bite correction planning for teeth that do not close together properly.

Overview

An open bite means some teeth do not touch when the mouth is closed. It may be linked with habits, jaw growth, tongue posture, or tooth position.

Who this is for

  • Front teeth do not meet when biting
  • Difficulty biting food with front teeth
  • Open space between upper and lower teeth
  • Habit-related bite changes
  • Speech or chewing concerns

What treatment includes

  • Open bite diagnosis
  • Habit and tongue posture discussion if relevant
  • Braces or aligner suitability review
  • Bite correction planning
  • Retention and monitoring

Benefits

  • Improves bite contact where treatable
  • Can support chewing function
  • Addresses possible habit-related causes
  • Case-specific orthodontic plan

Frequently asked

Can open bite relapse?

Open bite can relapse if underlying habits or tongue posture continue. Retention and guidance are important.

Are aligners good for open bite?

Aligners may help selected cases, but fixed braces or other planning may be needed depending on severity.

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