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Journal of Orthodontics, Vol. 30, No. 4, 353, December 2003
© 2003 British Orthodontic Society

Letter to the Editor

Nigel A. Fox

Middlesbrough, UK

Dear Sir,

I am writing to give you some feed back on the views of the Journal of Orthodontics here in the North-East. Our postgraduate students have recently sat their MSc written papers and they spoke very highly of the Journal. The separation of the papers into clinical and scientific sections is nice and clear, and various articles in the feature section are also very useful, particularly the evidence-based orthodontic section and also the ‘how to do’ papers have been indispensable. I personally feel that the Journal of Orthodontics is now a truly scientific journal. Please keep up the good work.





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