| The branch of dentistry that specialises in aligning teeth is called orthodontics. |
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| Many consumers are not aware that general dentists are legally capable of doing orthodontics after dental school. |
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| By pushing teeth back into the bone, orthodontics can reduce the effect of receding gums, too. |
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| This may involve orthodontics alone or orthodontics together with intervention from another dental discipline. |
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| Sybron is a niche player and a high-end supplier of quality instruments for orthodontics and dentistry. |
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| This will enable the Cork Dental School to be recognised as an orthodontics training school. |
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| If your child wears braces, a retainer, or other orthodontics, ask the orthodontist about dental care. |
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| Crowns, bridges, and orthodontics are available after only 12 months of continuous enrollment. |
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| Crowns, bridges, full and partial dentures, and orthodontics are available after only 12 months of continuous enrollment. |
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| During the closing decades of the twentieth century these procedures, and also aesthetic orthodontics, came to be a common undertaking. |
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| Thus more individuals are turning to orthodontics to possess a healthy set of well aligned teeth and an alluring smile. |
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| The company's product range incorporates the areas implantology, dental technology, orthodontics and dental ceramics. |
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| Now it is regarded as just about as cosmetic, and as non-essential, as birth control or orthodontics. |
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| After a long search, you have been hired by a dentist working in orthodontics. |
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| The practice of orthodontics has existed since early antiquity, but the more elaborate methods of treatment came about in the 20th century. |
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| Stating this here today, he said it would be started in the area of oral surgery, orthodontics, prosthodontics, and periodontics and conservation dentistry. |
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| In case of severe dysmorphia, it is sometimes necessary to use both surgery and orthodontics. |
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| He said the Western Health Board currently had one Consultant Orthodontist and four Dentists, two of whom were undergoing specialist training in orthodontics. |
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| For these children, phase-two orthodontics may include an operation called an osteotomy on the upper jaw that moves the upper jaw both forward and down. |
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| She will also get orthodontics to straighten her lower teeth. |
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| Children who had been treated before this initial examination by means of either orthodontics or dentofacial orthopedics were excluded from the study. |
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| They provide a wide range of documentation for schools and make an invaluable contribution to further training for specialists in orthodontics. |
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| In orthodontics, the broad product range covers the entire range of fixed and removable technology. |
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| The first major to be offered is orthodontics, which is not offered by any other school in the region and will be followed by eleven others. |
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| Please note that cover under this benefit does not extend to follow-up dental treatment, dental surgery, dental prostheses, orthodontics or periodontics. |
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| On four TRAUB TNL12 sliding headstock automatics, the dental manufacturer Dentaurum primarily manufactures dental implants, structures for prosthetic care and orthodontics products. |
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| That's why when teeth are not too damaged, tooth whitening and orthodontics is a combination of treatments can also improve the appearance of smile. |
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| Since major restorative care and orthodontics tend to be more elective in nature and less common in need across the employee group than basic services, most plans do not provide equal coverage in all areas. |
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| Biomechanical comparation between tipping forces effect in labial lingual orthodontics. |
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| A multidisciplinary planning approach, including orthodontics, oral and periodontic surgery, and restorative dentistry, has an important role in the final outcome of treatment. |
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| Her services include all dental treatment for children and adolescents, mentally and physically challenged patients, minor and interceptive orthodontics. |
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| Services offered : odontology for adults and children, dental prosthesis, orthodontics, surgery, implants, gum treatments, periodontics, whitening, posturology, homeopathy. |
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| Computerized and robotized CAD-CAM 3D technologies are today becoming real in orthodontics, implantology, orthognathic surgery, prosthetics and aesthetic dentistry. |
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| The world's leading manufacturers of medical instruments and devices used in cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, ophthalmology and orthodontics place their trust in the products of the Metalor Medical division. |
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| Books about orthodontics had dominated the best-seller lists for decades, but nobody had ever thought of doing one about adult orthodontics, let alone one where somebody solved a crime. |
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| Similarly, the reimbursements for orthodontics also show disparities. |
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| Production of models for orthodontics and antagonists. |
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| You have not done any orthodontics since school. |
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| The system covers practically all types of preventive and curative care, excluding only orthodontics, fertilisation treatments, some dental extractions and dentures, and esthetic treatments. |
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| Although there seems to be no obvious reason for their scarcity, women dentists are relatively few, but some have specialized in the care of children's teeth, in orthodontics, and in public health work. |
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| The Ortholine database was set up by teachers and participants in the post-graduate orthodontics courses at the University of Bergen and will be used as a pilot model for other courses in Europe. |
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| The dental section will offer services in general dentistry which include orthodontics, prosthodontics, endodontic and oral surgery. |
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| Preventive services and pediatric operative dentistry as well as periodontics, endodontics, prosthodontics, oral surgery, and limited orthodontics are available. |
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| The dental section will offer services in general dentistry which includes Orthodontics, Prosthodontics, Endodontic and Oral Surgery. |
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