In this insightful critique, David Hayes Agnew and Thomas Brian Gunning expose the inaccuracies and misconceptions contained in the surgical treatise of D. Hayes Agnew. Drawing on their extensive knowledge of dentistry and oral surgery, Agnew and Gunning provide a compelling case for the use of interdental splints in certain surgical procedures. A must-read for anyone interested in dental surgery!

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