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  • Topical fluoride impact in future restorative de...
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Worldwide prevalence of natal and neonatal teeth (October 2023 Article 3)

JADA October 2023

Background.
Identifying the presence of teeth in newborns is important as it may require immediate care. This study aimed to determine the worldwide prevalence of natal and neonatal teeth.

Keywords. 
Natal teeth; neonatal teeth; prevalence; systematic review.


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Remineralizing potential of the biomimetic P₁₁-4 self-assembling peptide on noncavitated caries lesions (October 2023 Article 2)

JADA October 2023

Background.
Self-assembling peptide (SAP) P₁₁-4 was introduced to treat initial caries lesions by means of guiding hydroxyapatite regeneration within the lesion. The objective of this study was to assess its effectiveness in a practical clinical setting.

Keywords. 
Initial caries lesion; Curodont Repair; real-world data; pediatric dentistry.


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Topical fluoride impact in future restorative dental procedures (October 2023 Article 1)

JADA October 2023

Background.
Caries is one of the most prevalent diseases affecting children. Topical fluoride is used to decrease the incidence of caries. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of fluoride varnish and gel applications on future restorative dental treatment claims.

Keywords. 
Fluoride; restorations; extractions; pediatric dentistry.


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The role of hemostatic agents after tooth extractions (August 2023 Article 3)

JADA August 2023

Background.
Hemostatic agents are used to control bleeding after tooth extraction and have been compared with conventional measures (that is, sutures or gauze pressure) in several studies. The objective of this systematic review was to evaluate the benefits of topical hemostatic agents for controlling bleeding after tooth extractions, especially in patients receiving antithrombotic therapy.

Keywords. 
Bleeding time; coagulants; fibrinolytic agents; hemorrhage; hemostatics; hemostasis; systematic review; tooth extraction.


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Using machine learning to study the association of sociodemographic indicators, biomarkers, and oral condition in older adults in Colombia (August 2023 Article 2)

JADA August 2023

Background.
Chronic health conditions and socioeconomic problems that affect the well-being and life expectancy of older adults are common. The objective of this cross-sectional study was to analyze the association between sociodemographic variables, oral conditions, and general health and the biomarkers of older adults using machine learning (ML).

Keywords. 
Tooth loss; older adults; aging; lipid profile; general health; oral health; machine learning.


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Amalgam or composite in pediatric dentistry (August 2023 Article 1)

JADA August 2023

Background.
Advancements in dental materials and changing parental preferences are modifying the frequency of use of restorative materials. This insurance claims analysis examined the trends in the use of amalgam and resin composite in the United States.

Keywords. 
Composite resins; dental amalgam; pediatric dentistry.


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Effect of being overweight and obese on periodontal treatment costs (July 2023 Article 3)

JADA July 2023

Background.
Obesity can increase a person’s risk of developing periodontal disease, and patients with obesity have greater health care costs. However, the effect of obesity on periodontal treatment costs has not been examined.

Keywords. 
Periodontal diseases; treatment costs; body mass index; body weight; electronic health records.


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