Aims & Objectives: - To assess Layman’s attitude and knowledge in regards to orthodontic treatment and malocclusion, in Rajasthan, India. Materials & Methods: A cross sectional, observational (non- experimental) descriptive questionnaire survey was conducted among the Rajasthan population. Questionnaire, where distributed among non-Dental professionals, followed by which a small awareness program was conducted. The questionnaire was given to each sample which comprises of basic question to evaluate if they knew the department of orthodontics and how they were handling, in case they had malocclusion. Total of 17 questions were present. Results: 150 proper filled questionnaire where returned. Out of which 67% were females and 33% were males. About 65(40.6%) people are aware of the Orthodontic specialty, leaving about 85(56.6%) without any awareness. Only 15 (23%) knew that the specialty treats irregular teeth, about 12 (18.4%) claimed that they work with Replacing missing teeth and about 5 (7.6%) claimed that they carry out Root canal treatment, 8 (5.3%) said oral surgeries and about 14(21.5%) Skipped the question. About25 (16.6 %) had undergone orthodontic treatment and 125 (83%) had not under gone orthodontic treatment. Conclusion: The study concludes that, although mere amount of awareness and positive attitude towards treatment is present. A large scale is unaware also. More awareness programs are to be produced such as in media and newspaper, school program