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Old 05-08-2012, 06:38 AM #9
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I too have an unusual bite just as you describe. My dentist calls it a 'massive overbite' as the top teeth almost cover the lower front teeth. I don't recall that it was like this when I was younger, it just developed.
Yes Lindy, I have a big overbite too. Maybe we could get work as Simpsons lookalikes?

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