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The patient's view of minor oral surgery in dental practice
British Dental Journal
|July 22, 1995
Abstract:
A recent audit of patients who underwent minor oral surgery within their own general dental practice confirms that treatment performed in this environment can have a high level of patient satisfaction. This article reports the results of the audit and explores the reasons why the patients chose to receive treatment in this way.
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