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orthodontia

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or·tho·don··tia (ôrth-dnsh)
n.
See orthodontics.
orthodontics [or″tho-don´tiks]
the branch of dentistry concerned with growth and development of orofacial structures, including irregularities of teeth, malocclusion, and associated facial problems.
orthodontics, orthodontia
that branch of dentistry concerned with irregularities of teeth and malocclusion.
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