Abstract Background/Aims Traumatic dental injuries are one of the most prevalent diseases
globally, impacting people of different ages and socio‐economic statuses. As disease …

Background The authors studied the effects of nonnutritive sucking behavior (NNSB) on
malocclusions through a systematic review of association (etiology). Types of Studies …

Background Researchers have purported that breast-feeding can decrease the risk of
malocclusions. The authors studied the relationship of breast-feeding on malocclusions in …

The effects of breastfeeding on the occlusion have been much debated, and it is often
suggested that breastfeeding facilitates optimal development of the jaws and the dentition …

The aim of this study was to identify the factors that predict societal and professional impact
of orthodontic research and determine the orthodontic research articles that achieved the …

Objectives Fixed orthodontic treatment (FOT) typically lasts 14–33 months, with regular
appointments at short intervals to monitor changes, adjust appliances, and remotivate …

Aims To assess the quality of information targeting lay people regarding post-operative
instructions after minor oral surgery (MOS), and to determine the level of evidence of any …

Laypeople are increasingly turning to the Internet for sourcing health information, owing to
the volume of resources, ease of access, and the convenience of 'surfing the …

Traumatic dental injury (TDI) refers to a group of presentations that can arise in a single
tooth or multiple teeth following mechanisms that include interpersonal violence, motor …

The retention phase of orthodontic treatment aims to maintain the teeth in their corrected
positions at the conclusion of active orthodontic treatment. This is achieved by preventing …