Recurrent TMJ dislocation is a rare entity, clinically distinct from acute or chronic dislocation. It is associated with significant morbidity and deterioration to quality of life for affected patients. Recurrent ...

Chronic periodontitis (CP) is a polymicrobial immune-inflammatory disease affecting the supporting structures of a tooth. If left untreated, it leads to eventual tooth loss and loss of function in the oral cavity. The ...

Introduction Poor oral health continues to be prevalent in Australia despite ongoing advancements in oral health knowledge and care. Without innovative strategies to improve the oral health of the population, the quality ...

Background. Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is the fastest growing chronic condition in Australia. Approximately, 30% of DM in Australia is undiagnosed. Early identification may delay or prevent the onset of DM with minimal ...

Porphyromonas gingivalis is a pathogenic bacterium that has a significant role in the progression of chronic periodontal disease. The cell-surface proteases RgpA, RgpB and Kgp collectively known as the gingipains, are major ...

Accurate quantification of mandibular morphological changes is important for orthodontic treatment planning and forensic applications. Traditional two-dimensional (2D) cephalometrics are limited to linear distances or ...

Half of all Australians will experience a common mental illness during their lifetime. There is strong evidence that people living with mental illness, particularly those living with severe mental illness, experience poor ...

Chronic periodontitis is an inflammatory, bacterial biofilm-associated disease resulting in destruction of the tooth’s supporting tissues. The imminent progression of chronic periodontitis can be predicted by the levels ...

Purpose: To study a clinically convenient sample type, oral swirls as a source of microRNA for analysis in oral disease states. Objectives: To study a panel of OSCC-associated microRNA, identified in next generation ...

Children in Cambodia have a severe burden of caries and data from the Cambodian national oral health survey reflect that four in five 6-year-old children have one or more pulpally involved teeth. One of the key features ...