Journal of Dentistry

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   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105514
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2. A deep-learning system for diagnosing ectopic eruption

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105399 | Yu, Haojie; Cao, Zheng; Pang, Gaozhi;...
   AbstractObjectives: To construct a diagnostic model for mixed dentition using a multistage deep-learning network to predict potential ectopic eruption in permanent teeth by integrating dentition segmentation into the process of automatic classific...

3. Longevity of glass ionomer restorations in an older adult population

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105449 | Tsujimoto, Akimasa; Thomas, J.C.; Pendleton, Chandler;...
   AbstractObjectivesThis study investigates longevity of glass ionomer restorations in an older adult population. MethodsThis was a retrospective study based on clinical records. Patient records for 3,665 restorations in 1,777 adults 65 or older who...

4. Corrigendum to “Prevalence of dentine hypersensitivity, erosive tooth wear, gingival recession and periodontal health in seven European countries” [Journal of Dentistry 150 (2024) 105364]

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105452 | West, Nicola X.; Davies, Maria; Sculean, Anton;...
   The authors regret . The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused. Core Meribel research team: UK Lead Site: Joon Seong, Louise Griffith, Nikki Hellin, Nicholas Claydon, Germany: Raluca Cosgarea, Ireland: Sinéad Daley, Maria To...

5. Combined static and dynamic computer-guided surgery for prosthetically driven zygomatic implant placement

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105453 | Du, Chenlin; Peng, Pei; Guo, Xiaodong;...
   Highlight•A combined static and dynamic CAIS method for prosthetically driven ZI placement is presented. •This prospective clinical study validates the safety, precision, and robustness of this approach. •The combined method reduces the surgical i...

6. Efficacy of root filling removal from aged, minimally instrumented mandibular molars using a retreatment system combination

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105454 | Liu, He; Zaghwan, Ala; Wang, Xi;...
   ABSTRACTObjectiveThis study evaluated the efficacy of the ProTaper Universal Retreatment system (PTUR) and XP-endo Finisher R instrument (XPFR) in removing 64-month-old root filling material from minimally-instrumented mandibular molar canals. Met...

7. Infiltration of salivary proteins into dentin during erosive processes

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105457 | Schestakow, Anton; Schmitt, Vanessa; Câmara, João Victor Frazão;...
   AbstractObjectiveUltrastructural analyses showed that during erosion under oral cavity conditions, dentin is infiltrated by a substrate morphologically similar to salivary proteins. This in-situ study aimed to investigate the presence of salivary...

8. Surface characteristics, cytotoxicity, and microbial adhesion of 3D-printed hybrid resin-ceramic materials for definitive restoration

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105436 | Wang, Suya; Dai, Jingtao; Xu, Shulan;...
   AbstractObjectiveThis study investigated the surface properties, cytotoxicity, and microbial adhesion of 3D-printed specimens made from hybrid resin-ceramic materials intended for use in definitive crowns. MethodsDisc-shaped specimens were 3D-prin...

9. Modulators of oral health-related quality of life of maxillary implant overdenture users, analysed with the QoLIP-10, QoLDAS-9, and QoLFAST-10 specific questionnaires

   Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105438 | Lo-Sardo, Angelica; Preciado-Uribe, Arelis; del Río-Highsmith, Jaime;...
   AbstractObjectivesTo identify potential modulators of OHRQoL in patients with maxillary implant-retained overdentures using specific implant-prosthesis questionnaires. MethodsIn this cross-sectional observational study, 70 volunteers with maxillar...

10. Quantitative relationship between free sugars intake and early childhood caries among preschoolers in Sri Lanka

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105441 | Mututanthri, S.A.; Thoradeniya, T.; Harris, R.
    AbstractIntroductionBefore implementing the WHO sugar recommendations, more studies are needed concerning its application to given contexts. ObjectiveTo identify free sugars intake levels associated with a minimum caries risk in primary dentition...

11. Artificial intelligence for orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning: A scoping review

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105442 | Gracea, Rellyca Sola; Winderickx, Nicolas; Vanheers, Michiel;...
    AbstractObjectivesTo provide an overview of artificial intelligence (AI) applications in orthodontic diagnosis and treatment planning, and to evaluate whether AI improves accuracy, reliability, and time efficiency compared to expert-based manual a...

12. Impact of S-PRG/Giomer and Bulk-fill technologies on the hygroscopic profile of resin composites under erosive condition

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105440 | Costa, Mylena Proença; de Souza, Isabella Dorigheto; Giacomini, Marina Ciccone;...
    AbstractObjectiveThe emergence of new resin composites (RCs) incorporating bioactive ingredients and/or used as bulk-fill materials aims to enhance restorative potential beyond just the mechanical properties. However, this innovation may affect th...

13. A novel coded healing abutment for a simplified digital workflow: A retrospective clinical study on 103 patients with a one year follow-up

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105465 | Mouhyi, Jaafar; Salama, Maurice; Mouhyi, Adam;...
    AbstractObjectivesTo present the clinical results obtained using a novel coded healing abutment (CHA). MethodsWe evaluated 103 patients with fixed implant-supported zirconia restorations (90 single crowns, 26 partial dentures, and 6 full arches) m...

14. Resveratrol alters oral biofilm in vitro and in vivo

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105466 | Reis, Fernanda Navas; Câmara, João Victor Frazão; Abuna, Gabriel;...
    AbstractObjectiveTo evaluate the ability of resveratrol to reduce dental caries in vitro and in vivo. MethodsIn part 1, a microcosm biofilm protocol was employed. One hundred twenty-six bovine enamel specimens were treated with: Resveratrol (50, 1...

15. Development of a survey-based stacked ensemble predictive model for autonomy preferences in patients with periodontal disease

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105467 | Oh, So-Hae; Lee, Jae-Hong; Hong, Ji-Youn;...
    Highlights•Developed a stacked ensemble model to predict autonomy preference and post-extraction satisfaction. •XGBoost demonstrated superior accuracy in predicting patient outcomes. •Lower autonomy preference correlated with older age, male sex a...

16. Remineralisation of mineral-deficient dentine induced by experimental ion-releasing materials in combination with a biomimetic dual-analogue primer

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105468 | Chou, Yu Fu; Maciel Pires, Paula; Alambiaga-Caravaca, Adrian M.;...
    Highlights•Resin-based materials containing FDCP induce reliable remineralisation in fully and partially demineralised dentine. •Biomimetic analogues orchestrate the deposition of apatite-like minerals within mineral-deficient dentine. •Simulated...

17. Effectiveness of bioactive resin materials in preventing secondary caries and retention loss in direct posterior restorations: A systematic review and meta-analysis

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105460 | de Carvalho, Luísa Figueredo; Gimenes e Silva, Marianna; Barboza, Andressa da Silva;...
    Highlights•Bioactive composites show no added longevity over conventional resins. •No reduction in secondary caries with bioactive materials in restorations. •Meta-analysis confirms similar outcomes for bioactive and traditional composites. •Activ...

18. Accuracy of occlusal splints printed in different orientations by liquid crystal display technology: an in vitro study

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105461 | Cruz-Araújo, Sarah Ribeiro; Sampaio-Fernandes, Manuel António; de Freitas, Bruna Neves;...
    Highlights•Occlusal splints printed at 70-degrees by an LCD printer had greater precision. •Trueness was consistent across 0, 45, and 70-degree orientations. •Higher discrepancies may be expected in molar and incisal edges regions. AbstractObjecti...

19. Are patient-reported outcomes improved by implant-assisted maxillary prostheses compared to conventional maxillary dentures? A systematic review

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105490 | Michaud, Pierre-Luc; Talmazov, Georgi; Dort, Hillary
    AbstractObjectivesEdentulism can be treated with conventional complete dentures or implant-assisted prostheses. While two-implant assisted overdentures are superior to conventional mandibular dentures, the effectiveness of maxillary options remain...

20. Re-evaluating the role of moist dentin of adhesive systems used in the etch-and-rinse bonding strategy. A systematic review and meta-analysis

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105495 | Forville, Heloisa; Wendlinger, Michel; Cochinski, Gabriel David;...
    Highlights•Dentin moisture does not affect the retention rates (primary outcome) of composite resin restorations in NCCLs. •All other secondary outcomes, such as postoperative sensitiivity, marginal discoloration, marginal adaptation, and recurren...

21. Effect of shape and size of implant scan body on scanning accuracy: An in vitro study

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105498 | Pan, Yu; Dai, Xuanyi; Tsoi, James KH;...
    Highlights•Shape and size of implant scan bodies affect scanning accuracy. •Spherical scan bodies cannot transfer implant angulation. •Scan body size >∅4.8 mm and >8 mm is accurate for transferring. AbstractObjectivesEvaluating the effect of shape...

22. Exploring the relationship of salivary pH and flow rate with tooth wear severity: A cross-sectional study

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105499 | Madariaga, Víctor I.; Pereira-Cenci, Tatiana; van Gennip, Lucky L.A.;...
    Highlights•Saliva (especially stimulated) was more acidic in patients with higher tooth wear level. •Link between pH and tooth wear was robust against tooth wear scoring and outliers. •Association between pH and tooth wear was found to be independ...

23. Remineralization and bacterial inhibition of early enamel caries surfaces by carboxymethyl chitosan lysozyme nanogels loaded with antibacterial drugs

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105489 | Zhou, Jing; Zhou, Li; Chen, Ze-yuan;...
    Highlights•Nano-gel stabilizes ACP, integrates antimicrobials for bifunctional nano-gel. •Bifunctional material repairs demineralized enamel, inhibits bacterial growth. •Antimicrobial remineralizing material aims for early enamel caries restoratio...

24. Relationship among different levels of individual and community social capital with oral health related-quality of life among adolescents

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105487 | da Silva, Paola Mello; Knorst, Jessica Klöckner; Ardenghi, Thiago Machado;...
    AbstractAimTo evaluate the relationship of different levels of social capital with oral health-related adolescents’ quality of life (OHRQoL). MethodsThis is a cross-sectional study nested in a cohort study started in 2010 with a sample of children...

25. Alterations of oral microbiota in young children with autism: Unraveling potential biomarkers for early detection

    Journal of Dentistry, Volume 152, 2025 Jan, Article 105486 | Tang, Jacqueline Wai-yan; Hau, Charles Cheuk-fung; Tong, Wai-man;...
    Highlights•Autistic children have lower oral bacterial diversity compared to controls. •Discriminatory species identified in the oral microbiota of children with autism. •Oral microbial profiles may serve as potential biomarkers for early screenin...