Prediction of compliance and completion of orthodontic treatment: are quality of life measures important?
Nicky Mandall(University Dental Hospital of Manchester), Kevin O’Brien(University of Manchester), D Fox(St. Anne's Health Centre), Jean L. Wright(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Frances Conboy(University Dental Hospital of Manchester), Susie Matthew(University of Manchester)
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