Turkish Journal of Public Health Dentistry

ISSN: 3062-3359
DOI Prefix: 10.51847

About This Journal

The "Turkish Journal of Public Health Dentistry" [ISSN: 3062-3359] is an open access, double-blind peer-reviewed scholarly journal, established by a distinguished panel of experts representing various disciplines within the field of dentistry. The journal aims to provide a national platform for the dissemination of original research articles, systematic reviews, and innovative techniques across all branches of dental science. Committed to academic excellence and accessibility, the journal is published semi-annual and is freely available to the global scientific community.

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Publisher

Galaxy Publication

Galaxy Publisher
Acıbadem Mahallesi, Çeçen Sokak, Akasya Residence Tower, Daire 139, 34660 Üsküdar / İstanbul, Türkiye.
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Latest Articles
Association of Poor Oral Hygiene and Dental Implant Failures: A Retrospective Study
Association of Poor Oral Hygiene and Dental Implant Failures: A Retrospective Study
Written by Baraa Abdulrahman   Published on Vol 6 Issue 2, 2026
Dental implants have transformed oral rehabilitation, exhibiting high survival rates; however, biological complications such as peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis remain prevalent. Poor oral hygiene is a recognized risk factor for these conditions, yet region-specific evidence, particularly in Saudi Arabia, is limited. This retrospective study aimed to evaluate the association between patient oral hygiene status and dental implant failure rates at Riyadh Elm University (REU) clinics. Cl Read More

Clinical and Laboratory Evidence for Probiotic-Releasing Denture Base Materials (Devices): Viability, Antibiofilm Effect and Clinical Outcomes
Clinical and Laboratory Evidence for Probiotic-Releasing Denture Base Materials (Devices): Viability, Antibiofilm Effect and Clinical Outcomes
Written by Zeeshan Qamar   Published on Vol 6 Issue 2, 2026
A frequent inflammatory disease in denture wearers is denture stomatitis, which is closely linked with the colonization of denture surfaces with Candida species, in particular, Candida albicans. Denture materials give the optimal microbial adhesion and biofilm formation site which may cause long-term infections and mucosal inflammation. Traditional antifungal therapies can help alleviate symptoms but the reoccurrence of the fungal infection is common because of the biofilm resistance and microbi Read More

Embedded Electronic Sensors in Removable and Fixed Prostheses — Human Clinical Performance, Acceptability, and Safety: A Systematic Review of Clinical Studies
Embedded Electronic Sensors in Removable and Fixed Prostheses — Human Clinical Performance, Acceptability, and Safety: A Systematic Review of Clinical Studies
Written by Zeeshan Qamar   Published on Vol 6 Issue 2, 2026
This incorporation of embedded electronic sensors into both removable and fixed prostheses can be considered a major breakthrough in prosthodontics and digital healthcare in that real-time clinical parameters such as temperature, pressure, prosthesis forces, prosthesis use, and oral environmental changes can be monitored. Such sensor-based devices as smart dentures, implant-supported prostheses, and intraoral monitoring systems can improve the work of prostheses, to make them more comfortable to Read More

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Issue 1 Volume 7 - 2027