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Dentistry is an area of medical science that stands at the crossroads of being the healthcare and cosmetic genre. The field of dentistry is perhaps one of the huge branches of medicine and diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of dental and oral health issues, as also the cosmetic care of your mouth. The branch of dentistry involves several specialities making it a broader option that needs an elaborative study.
SciBase Dentistry & Oral Disorders covers a wide range of concepts in terms of the dental treatments. It covers the well-researched articles and information on various sub-branches, such as restorative dentistry, endodontics, periodontics, orthodontics and pediatric dentistry, to name just a few of them. Our journal forms a valuable resource for all the dental professionals across the different sub-branches. The journal publishes the latest clinical and research practices in the dental field. The journal publishes original research articles, review papers, and case reports that cover a wider range of topics. A few scenarios covered would include diagnostic techniques, innovative treatment modalities, and emerging technologies. The dental professionals can also make a great use of the journal for an extensive discussion on different topics that may have ethical, social, and economic parameters. The emphasis is on the publishing of novel and high-quality research articles and papers.
The SciBase Dentistry & Oral Disorders journal aims at promoting the research, education, and collaboration in the dental treatment fraternity. It also helps create a bridge between the dental professionals from across the globe. SciBase Dentistry & Oral Disorders acts as a forum for exchanging ideas that can help in an advanced research. The journal is designed to provide you with a full-fledged contribution towards the proper patient care and overall enhancement in the dental healthcare.
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The use of biomaterials to induce biomimetic mineralization of tooth tissue has always been a crucial issue in the treatment of dental caries. Polyamidoamine (PAMAM) dendrimer is a novel type of polymer nanomaterial with highly branched structure, definite shape. ..
Mucoceles form in the oral mucosa due to the buildup of saliva, resulting in the enlargement of the affected region [1]. These lesions display a distinct trait of regressing and reappearing in an alternating pattern. ..
The role of oral health in influencing athletic performance has been well documented. The use of sports drinks has been linked with an increase in poor oral health including dental decay. The aim of this study was to investigate the possible association between sports drinks and dental decay/pain amongst elite athletes and the incidence of dental decay/pain. ..
The coronal scalp flap is a useful surgical approach that provides access to the upper and middle third of the skull and can be utilized to repair fractures of the upper and middle face. Intraoperative hemostasis is usually achieved with Raney clips. ..
The purpose of this review is to examine the existing body of research regarding complete 3D-printed dentures. This examination will cover new biomaterials, methods of creation, workflow, how well they work in clinical settings, and the contentment of patients using them. ..