Evaluation Of factors pertinent to complete denture treatment satisfaction at King Saud University dental college's clinics

Attitude and self-satisfaction towards complete denture treatment was assessed by means of a questionnaire distributed to treated patients. The degree of satisfaction was evaluated after a minimum post-insertion period of three months by assessing various factors that affect denture treatment success and acceptance. One hundred and forty patients were considered, all of whom received complete maxillary and mandibular denture treatments among a large spectrum of patients attending King Saud University dental clinics, The self-expressed degree of satisfaction was correlated with that technically evaluated by the specialists. Moderately positive correlation was found between satisfied patients within all age and sex subgroups. No statistically significant difference was found between the degree of satisfaction among patients having the first denture treatment experience and those who had previous multidenture treatments. In general, significant degree of satisfaction was found in both the self-assessed and clinically assessed examinations among the population examined