In the ever-evolving field of dentistry, staying updated with the latest research and developments is essential for practitioners and students. Here are three recommended journals that provide valuable insights into dentistry as part of efforts to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 3 in health and well-being. These journals not only cover a wide range of topics but also contribute to the overall advancement of the field.
Biomaterials
This international journal has a broad scope, focusing on the science and clinical applications of biomaterials. It covers various disciplines, including physics, biology, and chemistry, which form the foundation for biomaterial design. The journal also reviews multiple clinical disciplines where these materials are used, making it relevant to fields such as cancer diagnostics and therapy, implant devices, drug delivery systems, gene vectors, bionanotechnology, and tissue engineering. The integration of these fields is essential for developing innovative solutions in dentistry.
British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
This journal compiles articles from leading international journals discussing various aspects of surgery in the oral, facial, and neck regions. It is committed to enhancing surgical knowledge and skills through in-depth and up-to-date discussions. This journal serves as a vital resource for dental surgeons, providing them with the latest techniques, case studies, and advancements in surgical practice. By promoting continuous learning and development, this journal aligns with the SDGs' goal of ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all.
Dental Abstracts
This journal compiles articles presenting the latest information from around the world in the field of dentistry. It offers insights into recent developments in general dentistry and its specialties. With an easy-to-understand abstract format complemented by graphics, tables, and images, readers can access essential topics related to integrated tissue regeneration, single-tooth implant treatment in the anterior region, and more. The accessibility of this information is crucial for the continuous development of dental practice and education.
Authors: Desy Natalia Anggorowati, Angela Niwan Vidias Ratri, Al Haqi Insan Pratama
