This document defines malocclusion and occlusion, and classifies different types of malocclusions. Malocclusion is a misalignment of the teeth between the dental arches, while occlusion describes how teeth meet normally. Malocclusions can be intra-arch, affecting individual teeth within a single arch, inter-arch, affecting how the arches relate to each other, or skeletal, caused by abnormalities in jaw size or position. The classifications help with diagnosis, treatment planning, and communication between dental professionals. Common intra-arch malocclusions include rotations, displacements, and transpositions of individual teeth. Inter-arch malocclusions involve abnormal relationships between the arches in the sagittal, vertical, or transverse planes,