Sage Clinical Medicine & Research

In this inaugural podcast, Pat Chibbaro interviews Oksana A. Jackson  about her article, "Predicting Adverse Perioperative Events in Patients Undergoing Primary Cleft Palate Repair" published in volume 55 issue 4 of The Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal. This study aimed to identify risk factors for adverse perioperative events (APEs) after cleft palatoplasty to develop an individualized risk assessment tool. In conclusion, APE incidence was 23.0% after palatoplasty, with a 37-fold higher incidence in extreme-risk patients. Individualized risk assessment tools may enhance perioperative clinical decision making to mitigate complications. Click here to read the article.

In this podcast, Editor-in-Chief of JDR, Dr. William Giannobile, speaks with Margherita Fontana and Angus Walls about the third International Conference on Novel Anticaries and Remineralizing Agents issue that appears in the Advances in Dental Research.

Dr. William Giannobile, Editor-in-Chief of JDR, hosts a discussion between Dr. Joy Richman, Associate Editor of JDR, as well as Brian Schutte, co-guest editor of this special issue on oral facial clefting, craniofacial, and dental anomalies.

Associate Editor Joy Richman hosts a discussion between Walter Siqueira from the Western University in London, Ontario, and Jaime E. Castellanos from Universidad Nacional de Columbia and Universidad El Bosque on salivary proteomics for Zika virus diagnostics. Dr. Siqueira's article "Postnatal Identification of Zika Virus Peptides from Saliva" and Dr. Castellanos's article "Could the Use of Salive Improve the Zika Diagnosis Challenge? Contributions from a Proteomics Perspective" both appear in the September 2017 issue of the Journal of Dental Research.

This podcast moderated by JDR Associate Editor Jessica Lee, discusses the implications of the recent Global Burden of Disease study by JDR author, Dr. Marcenes Wagner and AADR President-Elect, Dr. Raul Garcia.

In this podcast, Dr. William Giannobile, Editor-in-Chief of JDR joins Dr. Jack Ferracane Associate Editor of JDR, Dr. Christopher Fox, Executive Director of the AADR and IADR, and Dr. Martha Somerman, the Director of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, in a discussion of an article titled "NIH's Funding to US Dental Institutions from 2005 - 2014," which appears in the January 2017 issue of JDR.

In this podcast, Associate Editor Nicola Innes interviews Dr. Schwendicke and Dr. Frencken for the special issue of ADR "Dental Caries: Terminology and Clinical Recommendations for Carious Tissue Removal." To view the special issue, click here.

This podcast moderated by guest editors of the special issue on craniofacial stem cells highlights the field and relevance to oral health.  Drs. Nor and Klein interview Professors Paul Sharpe of Kings College London and Mark Prince of the University of Michigan to get their unique insights on the development of this field from both a research and clinical perspective.

Olusegun Olusanya and James Day interview practising intensive care specialist Dr Tamas Szakmany on his experiences working in intensive care units in the UK.

This podcasts discusses the potential uses of 3D printing in dental and craniofacial treatment from two recent articles published in JDR on this topic [http://jdr.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/05/25/0022034515588303.full, http://jdr.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/06/03/0022034515588885.full].  Drs. Scott Hollister and Luiz Bertassoni are interviewed by Dr. Dana Graves Associate Editor of JDR and Vice Dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine on different approaches to 3D printing, challenges, regulation and clinical application.  Click here to read the full articles: 3D-printed Bioresorbable Scaffold for Periodontal Repair Three-Dimensional Bioprinting for Regenerative Dentistry and Craniofacial Tissue Engineering

This podcast co-moderated by JDR Editors, Drs. William Giannobile and Joy Richman discusses dental phenotypes associated with orofacial clefting from the study published  by Dr. Lina Moreno Uribe and co-workers. The interview dispels previously held views that dental anomalies are caused by the same genes as the clefts. The findings of the study demonstrate that a small subset of families carry increased genetic risk for both types of anomalies.  The podcast concludes with insights on future directions on the genetics of non-syndomic craniofacial abnormalities. Click here to read the full article. 

This podcast discusses Universal Health Coverage from the editorial published in the JDR. Professor Richard Watt of the University College London is interviewed by Drs. Will Giannobile and Jessica Lee to provide his perspective to JDR listeners on implications of Universal Health Coverage to the Oral Health Community".   Click here to read the full article.   

A discussion with Dr. Harold Slavkin, former Director of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research and Professor at the Ostrow School of Dentistry at USC, regarding his paper about the remarkable progress in genetics and genomics research over the last 50 years, and his insight into its importance in modern clinical approaches to craniofacial-oral-dental health care. Click here to read the full article