Yes: A cross bite can be dealt with easily with a denture. The tooth position can be customized to match you other teeth. Better yet, full treatment can correct the cross bite. Good luck!
Answered 10/4/2013
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Yes: Generally denture teeth can be set to correct for malocclusions. In the more infrequent case where your bite is severely compromised, it may be a little more difficult. Consult with a dentist more comfortable with difficult cases(prosthodontist) to answer all of your questions.
Answered 3/2/2014
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Yes: If all your teeth will be taken out and replaced with a full denture, the denture teeth can be positioned such that they are not in cross bite anymore. However, if the jaw positions do not allow normal position, the dentures may have to be in cross bite too. If some of the teeth will be saved, the bite on the partial denture will depend on where the teeth in the opposite jaw are.
Answered 4/28/2015
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yes: Yes but difficult. If you need dentures i would advise implants to aid in retention to permit adequate retention of the dentures and permit adequate ability to chew.
Answered 2/25/2014
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Likely ok: Important to see the specialist for this -- Prosthodontist. Get a complete examination and they will tell you all your options and advise you about what to expect. Good Luck
Answered 1/6/2015
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