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Malocclusion of teeth
Hi In Navy medical they temporary unfit to em due to Malocclusion of teeth? and now they given me date for re medical? is this a disease of teeth? can they permanently unfit to me for the reason of malocclusion of teeth? please help me
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Malocclusion is not a disease it is the improper arrangement of teeth, you should visit to orthodontist for treatment and take advice whether you have not other dental problems other than this
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Hello , surely malocclusion its not a disease but further you may be have some dental problems so better to go for orthodontic treatment since you are in little age group but not on least
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Malocclusion itself is not a disease. However if not treated can lead to some disease.
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Don't know about the Navy rules but I can assure that the malocclusion can be corrected by braces treatment.u have to take it for 1 yr min to max of 2 yrs.
Its not a disease but this is simply disturbances in alignment of the teeth.
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