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Oral Health Training & Calibration Programme Occlusal Status Age 12-59

Occlusal Conditions Age 12-59 0 Acceptable occlusion 1 Anterior crossbite 2 Severe crowding (> 4mm) 3 Severe spacing (> 4mm) 4 Posterior crossbite 5 Anterior open bite (> 1 mm) 6 Excessive overbite (100% or more) 7 Excessive overjet (> 9 mm) 8 Midline shift (> 4 mm)

0. Acceptable Occlusion

1. Anterior Cross Bite

Assessment of crowding The widths of all the teeth anterior to the molars are measured and subtracted from the sum of two measurements (mesial of the lower incisor to the distal of the lower canine, plus distal of lower canine to the mesial of the first molar) to give the degree of crowding. (D. Roberts-Harry and J. Sandy British Dental Journal (2003); 195, 563-565).

2. Severe crowding

2. Crowding >4mm

3. Anterior Spacing >4mm

4. Posterior Cross Bite

5. Ant open bite >1mm

Measuring

6. Excessive Overbite 100%+

7. Overjet > 9mm

8. Midline shift > 4mm?