Not by itself: Normal vertical overbite is approximately 25%. The deeper overbite becomes, the greater the risk of lower incisor crowding and/or interference in normal function. Overbite is just one of the many things that a qualified orthodontic specialist will evaluate. For a full answer to your question, see an orthodontist.
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No: As long as the rest of your occlusion (bite) is normal, then no a 60% overbite is within the range of normal and does not need correction.
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See an Orthodontist: Whether the overbite is dental or skeletal can have a big impact on treatment. A free orthodontic consultation allows you to find out what type of treatment is recommended. Take care.
Answered 8/11/2017
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