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Dental education faces many challenges—financial, intellectual, organizational, and technological. The future of dental education will be shaped, in part, by scientific, technological, political, and economic factors. This section of the Dentistry Journal aims to rapidly publish or...

Modern dentistry aims to link highly different sciences, such as biology, tissue engineering, materials engineering, and physics, to obtain the best results in dental rehabilitation. Nowadays, materials science should be carefully considered in our everyday dental practice, especially in operativ...

The digital revolution has transformed the world of dentistry. Intraoral, desktop, and face scanners; dynamic articulators; cone beam computed tomography (CBCT); computer-assisted design/computer-assisted manufacturing (CAD/CAM) software; milling machines and 3D printers; new materials; and virtu...

This section of the Dentistry Journal aims to rapidly publish contributions on laser technologies, applications, education, therapy, etc. Lasers have been used in dentistry since 1982 to treat a number of dental problems. Lasers were introduced into the field of dentistry as they are a p...

This Section mainly covers research focusing on biofilm-associated inflammatory diseases of the periodontal and peri-implant tissues. Innovative approaches dealing with the prevention and therapy of Gingivitis (Mucositis) and Periodontitis (Peri-implantitis) are highly appreciated. In particular,...

Preventive dentistry is dental care that helps to maintain good oral health. It emphasizes the importance of ongoing hygiene procedures and daily practices to prevent dental diseases and conditions. Preventing future dental diseases and complications from existing dental conditions is crucial to ...