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Susan J Cunningham1, Justin Shute
1UCL Eastman, Dental Institute, London, UK. S.Cunningham@eastman.ucl.ac.uk
Abstract:
As clinicians we are becoming increasingly careful in our pre-treatment screening processes and in acknowledging the importance of psychological assessment of potential orthognathic patients. However, this does not necessarily guarantee post-treatment satisfaction, even if the clinician thinks the clinical outcome is good. This paper provides the clinician with a schematic framework of those factors which may affect post-treatment outcomes.
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