Do I have a dental or skeletal deep bite? (Need honest opinions)

[Deleted member 250013]

So I was checking my bite and I’m confused whether it’s dental or skeletal.
In my normal bite, my lower third looks short.
But when I align my upper and lower teeth edge-to-edge, my face suddenly looks more balanced and proportional.

From what I’ve read, if the lower third looks short only when teeth are closed but looks normal when aligned, it’s usually dental, not skeletal.
Just wanted to confirm — does this mean I have a dental deep bite and not a skeletal
one?

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[Deleted member 99272]

you just have a short lowere third relative to your other thirds your bite looks fine

 

[Deleted member 250013]

you just have a short lowere third relative to your other thirds your bite looks fine

 

[Deleted member 250013]

you just have a short lowere third relative to your other thirds your bite looks fine

My upper teeth cover about 90% of my lower teeth. So ig it's a deep bite

 

[Mayosub3]

My upper teeth cover about 90% of my lower teeth. So ig it's a deep bite

It's probably dental

 

[Buterman]

So I was checking my bite and I’m confused whether it’s dental or skeletal.
In my normal bite, my lower third looks short.
But when I align my upper and lower teeth edge-to-edge, my face suddenly looks more balanced and proportional.

From what I’ve read, if the lower third looks short only when teeth are closed but looks normal when aligned, it’s usually dental, not skeletal.
Just wanted to confirm — does this mean I have a dental deep bite and not a skeletal
one?

Attached pics -

Can’t give a real answer without RX idiot, take the RX and then come here

 

[Deleted member 250013]

Can’t give a real answer without RX idiot, take the RX and then come here

If I could get an RX, why would I post here?

 

[Deleted member 250013]

It's probably dental

How can I correct it . I jutt 24/7 because without jutting my lower third looks short asf and now I need to correct my bite because I m tired of jutting mam

 

[Buterman]

If I could get an RX, why would I post here?

You yourself just answered go to an ortho and find out idiot

 

[Mayosub3]

How can I correct it . I jutt 24/7 because without jutting my lower third looks short asf and now I need to correct my bite because I m tired of jutting mam

I have the similar situation tbh only ortho can fix it also if your ortho wants to extract your teeth don't let them do it

 

[Deleted member 250013]

It's probably dental

How can I correct it . I jutt 24/7 because without jutting my lower third looks short asf and now I need to correct my bite because I m tired of jutting and I also read that when u have skeletal sfs ur tooth show is minimal when u smile fully but I can see my gums when I smile this means I have tall maxilla do it can't be skeletal sfs

 

[rawmeatfreak67]

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[Deleted member 250013]

off topic but I like ur hair

Thanks g

 

[Deleted member 250013]

I have the similar situation tbh only ortho can fix it also if your ortho wants to extract your teeth don't let them do

I read somewhere that you can only have skeletal SFS if you have a short maxilla, but my gums and teeth are visible when I smile as much as I can. My friends also say that when I jut my jaw, my skull looks tall.

 

[Mayosub3]

My friends also say that when I jut my jaw, my skull looks tall.

I guess it's because of the curve of spee

 

[Deleted member 250013]

So I was checking my bite and I’m confused whether it’s dental or skeletal.
In my normal bite, my lower third looks short.
But when I align my upper and lower teeth edge-to-edge, my face suddenly looks more balanced and proportional.

From what I’ve read, if the lower third looks short only when teeth are closed but looks normal when aligned, it’s usually dental, not skeletal.
Just wanted to confirm — does this mean I have a dental deep bite and not a skeletal
one?

Attached pics -

I guess it's because of the curve of spee

Wdym ?

 

[Mayosub3]

Wdym ?

it's when your lower or upper teeth curved down or up so when you jut there's probably some free space between molars because of the front teeth this may be one of the reasons why your skull seems tall

 

[Deleted member 250013]

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it's when your lower or upper teeth curved down or up so when you jut there's probably some free space between molars because of the front teeth this may be one of the reasons why your skull seems tall

Oh, thanks. I just want to know whether it’s skeletal or dental, because if it’s skeletal, it’s over for me