orthodontics
orthodontics
Definition
or·tho·don·tics (ôr′t̸hə dän′tiks)
or′·tho·don′·tic adjective
or′·tho·don′·tist noun
orthodontics
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: You can claim for dental treatment of all kinds, including orthodontics.
- require: Patients with complicated medical or disability management problems also requiring orthodontics.
- practice: In addition he undertook a few sessions each week practicing orthodontics at Heybridge and at Clacton until autumn 2001.
- offer: The practice offers fixed orthodontics and conscious IV sedation in addition to the normal range of primary care treatments.
Adjective modifier
- clinical: He also has a long-standing interest in the development and integration of Professionals Complementary to Dentistry ( PCDs ) in clinical orthodontics.
- fixed: I am trained in I.V. sedation and relative analgesia, and have developed an interest in fixed orthodontics.
Noun used with modifier
- postgraduate: Users will be a mouse-click away from speaking to the entire postgraduate orthodontics community and will hopefully engage in broad discussion.
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