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Innovations in Dental Treatment for Children and Adolescents

This special issue belongs to the section “Dentistry, Oral Surgery and Oral Medicine“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

In recent years, the field of pediatric dentistry has experienced significant progress, marked by a burgeoning emphasis on innovative, minimally invasive, and biologically centered approaches aimed at improving the long-term oral health of children and adolescents. We are witnessing a surge of advancements across various domains of pediatric dentistry, encompassing preventive measures, caries management, behavior management, and pulp treatment. Additionally, there has been notable progress in the utilization of biomaterials and regenerative endodontic techniques for the treatment of primary and permanent young teeth, among other notable developments. This Special Issue introduces a comprehensive exploration of the latest innovations and progressive strategies in oral care for children and adolescents.

This Special Issue of JCM aims to collect contributions from all aspects related to "Innovations in Dental Treatment for Children and Adolescents". Authors engaged in research on the following subjects are encouraged to contribute original research articles, including clinical trials, cohort studies, reviews, etc.

  • Minimally invasive dentistry;
  • New technologies for dental practice;
  • Biomaterials for clinical dental treatment;
  • Innovative management approaches in pediatric dentistry;
  • Epidemiological research;
  • Translational research.

Dr. Ruth M. Santamaría
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • pediatric dentistry
  • minimally invasive dentistry
  • caries management
  • behavior manage-ment
  • regenerative endodontic
  • epidemiological research

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J. Clin. Med. - ISSN 2077-0383