This is an action to recover a balance due of $643.29 for dental services rendered to defendant by plaintiff professional corporation. On stipulation, the jury was dismissed and the evidence was submitted to the trial court for decision. The defendant presented no evidence. The trial court found in favor of plaintiff and entered judgment accordingly.

Defendant appeals and contends "[t]he Court erred in denying the defendant’s objection to the introduction of evidence regarding items of an account not set out in the pleadings or otherwise filed in the case.”

From the transcript, we gather that defendant has reference to the following colloquy with the court prior to trial:

"And my objection will be to the introduction of this verification of this statement, set of statements, on the ground that they simply do not comply with the statute [ORS 16.470P1 * * *. It doesn’t state that it is a true and accurate copy of the account pleaded in plaintiffs complaint * * *.

«* * * it is signed purportedly by one John K. Tofte, D.M.D. Doesn’t indicate what office, if any, he holds with John K. Tofte, D.M.D., P.C., and doesn’t indicate that he has personal knowledge of the facts alleged in the statement.”

The trial court denied defendant’s "objections to the itemization furnished under the demand.” The trial court file reveals that 90 days before trial plaintiff filed, under oath, a verified itemization of all "statements and charts for dental services performed by my *564office on the family of Vincent Robeson from May 1975 to date” and served a copy of the same on defendant’s attorney. The trial file also shows that approximately 60 days before trial the presiding circuit judge denied defendant’s motion to strike plaintiff’s verification of the Bill of Particulars filed by plaintiff.

We fail to see how plaintiff’s verification of the Bill of Particulars2 failed to meet the requirements of ORS 16.470. The trial court did not err in allowing evidence of the account as set forth in plaintiffs pleadings.3

Affirmed.