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- n. Plural form of orthodontist.
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Examples
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Apparently, only 280 orthodontists are allowed to graduate every year, or less than one per million Americans (I don't know how many retire each year, but the net increase in orthodontists must be much lower).
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Business groups have complained that the new watchdog would burden small-business owners such as orthodontists, who played no role in the financial crisis.
Senate votes to keep small banks under Federal Reserve's oversight
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Commerce, had argued that the bill could affect small-business owners such as orthodontists, who allow patients to pay over time.
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Chamber of Commerce, had argued that the bill could affect small-business owners such as orthodontists, who allow patients to pay over time.
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The rich are just like the rest of us, only with access to a better class of orthodontists.
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There are sedation dentists, cosmetic dentists, "dental spas," oral surgeons, orthodontists, in addition to general dentists.
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We make our way through the crowd—there's apparently an orthodontists convention in town as well—and take our place in the “bullpen” from which we will be called to sashy our way across the stage, exposing our moves to the critical eyes of the judges panel.
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Maybe orthodontists should stop putting boating magazines in their waiting rooms.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Could Senator Dodd’s Consumer Protection Bureau Regulate Dentists?
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Personally, I'm pro-decay, as are many orthodontists.
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Medical professions, including oral surgeons and orthodontists, dominated the government's latest list of the top-paying jobs in America.
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