9. Prevention
People cannot prevent most cases of malocclusion because they are genetically inherited or caused by an associated health condition. However, parents can help prevent the development of malocclusion in their children by limiting pacifier use and thumb sucking, especially after the age of three. Attending regular dental appointments is also important, especially in young children. This can help to identify and treat cases of early before they become more severe.
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