A projection of the upper front teeth beyond the lower front teeth. Severe overjet gives the "buck-tooth look" and is usually caused by a skeletal deformity of the upper jaw.

Used to measure the horizontal projection/protrusion of the upper front teeth beyond the lower front teeth

the distance between the upper and lower front teeth, when the upper are bucked out and the lower are more refracted inside towards the tongue

horozontal overlap of the front teeth

The horizontal overlap of the teeth; a profound case of overjet is often referred to as "buck teeth."

Horizontal protrusion of the upper anteriors beyond the lowers.

Horizontal overlap of the front teeth

Refers to the amount of distance between the upper and lower incisor teeth in a horizontal plane front to back. Normal is 0 to 1mm.

Refers to the horizontal overlap of teeth. Everyone has an overjet, what varies is how much. A substantial overjet is sometimes referred to as "buck" teeth.

The projection of either the upper anterior or the upper posterior teeth or both beyond their antagonists in a horizontal direction. Also called horizontal overlap.

the term which describes the horizontal relationship of the incisor teeth. (front teeth)

Horizontal projection of upper teeth beyond the lower teeth, usually measured parallel to the occlusal plane. When not otherwise specified, the term is generally assumed to refer to central incisors and is measured from the labial surface of the lower tooth to the lingual surface of the upper at the level of the edge of the upper incisor. Unique conditions may sometimes require other measuring techniques. [ Orthodontic Glossary Preface