| orthognathic surgery |
This is the type of major surgery which deals with the cause and treatment of malpositioning of the jaws. The surgery is usually carried out to alter the position of the dental ARCHES and/ or the supporting structures, and is frequently done in combination with ORTHODONTIC treatment. The surgeons who carry out these types of treatment will have undergone extensive training, as this is a very specialized field of dentistry.
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| orthodontics |
Orthodontics is that branch of dentistry which is concerned with the growth, development, and treatment of malformations of dentofacial structures. It may include the movement of teeth or facial bones through the application of forces and/ or the stimulation and redirection of functional forces within the CRANIOFACIAL COMPLEX.
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| orthopedics |
The movement of bone by means of appli
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| orthodox |
A processing method that imitates the larger leaf styles of hand-produced teas.
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| orthokeratology |
Controversial nonsurgical contact lens procedure designed to eliminate nearsightedness and astigmatism. The procedure involves the programmed use of a series of rigid oxygen permeable contact lenses that are designed to gradually change the contour of the front of the cornea. The lenses are changed every two to eight weeks until the maximum desired result is achieved. Then, retainer contact lenses are worn as necessary to stabilize the shape. See Free Eye Tests.
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