Dorota T. Kopycka‐Kędzierawski

The CHALO! Study Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial to Reduce Risk of Childhood Dental Caries and Obesity

Arundhati Debnath, Bonuck, Karen, PhD, Qi Gao, Usha Ramachandran et autres

(1) Background: Obesity and dental caries disproportionately affect low-income South Asian (SA) immigrant children in the US. This CHALO! study aimed to reduce the risk of obesity and oral health risk in young SA children in the US. (2) Methods: CHALO! is …

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Occurrence and predictors of severe pain one week after root canal treatment: the national dental PBRN PREDICT endodontic study

Rahma Mungia, Ellen M. Funkhouser, LawAS, Donald R. Nixdorf et autres

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Defending community water fluoridation

Yan Ren, Lainie Friedman Ross, Jin Xiao, Dorota T. Kopycka‐Kędzierawski et autres

Cystic Fibrosis (CF) and Modulators Based Therapy (CFTR) in oral and salivary perspectives: A single center cross-sectional study

Sz. Cofta, Elżbieta Paszyńska, Magdalena Roszak, Dorota T. Kopycka‐Kędzierawski et autres

OBJECTIVES: Recently introduced modulators-based therapy for cystic fibrosis (CF), provides new opportunity for better health outcomes and longer life. Single center cross-sectional aim of this study was to determine oral health status of adult CF patients, treated with CFTR modulators (CFTR-T), with …

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Closing the Oral Health Divide: System-Level Care for Mothers and Young Children—A Forgotten Disparity in the United States, United Kingdom, and Sweden

Jin Xiao, Georgios Tsakos, Ida Brännemo, Timothy Dye et autres

Maternal and child oral health disparities often share similar phenomena: high disease burdens, limited access to care, and insufficient preventive strategies. These systemic challenges undermine community confidence in oral health solutions. The Eastman Oral Health Institutes in the United Kingdom, Sweden, and …

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Birth Cohort Study Identifies Candida albicans as a Risk Factor for Dental Caries

Naemah Alkhars, Samantha Manning, Nisreen Al Jallad, Yan Zeng et autres

Candida albicans has been implicated as a potential cariogenic microorganism, yet no prospective longitudinal studies have examined its role in severe early childhood caries (S-ECC). This study aimed to evaluate the association between oral C. albicans and the onset of S-ECC in …

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Childhood Lead Exposure and the Risk of Dental Caries in Permanent Teeth: The Cincinnati Lead Study

M. Ruhul Amin, Bruce Perrin Lanphear, R W Hornung, Gene E. Watson et autres

INTRODUCTION: Dental caries is a significant public health problem in the United States. The evidence on the association between lead exposure and dental caries is conflicting because the impact of childhood lead exposure on the prevalence of caries in young adults has …

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Patient perceptions on the acceptability and appropriateness of mental health screening and follow-up in national dental practice-based research network practices

M. Blake Berryhill, Nathan P. Culmer, Todd Brenton Smith, Mary Ann McBurnie et autres

BACKGROUND: Mental health disorders pose a significant public health challenge in the USA. Early detection through screening can improve quality of life by facilitating timely access to mental health resources. Dental practices, which often have continuity of care with their patients and …

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Psychosocial determinants of oral health outcomes in young children

Dorota T. Kopycka‐Kędzierawski, Patricia G. Ragusa, Changyong Feng, Gene E. Watson et autres

Objective To examine the social determinants of early childhood caries (ECC), one of the greatest public health risks affecting children, and examine alternative pathways of influence. Methods A physically healthy, socio-demographically high-risk sample of initially caries-free children, aged 1–4 years, was prospectively …

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Mental health curricula in predoctoral dental school programs: A content analysis

Nathan P. Culmer, Todd Brenton Smith, M. Blake Berryhill, Dorota T. Kopycka‐Kędzierawski et autres

BACKGROUND: Given the prevalence of mental health concerns, dentists have an opportunity to provide mental health screenings to enhance overall patient care. The purpose of this study is to summarize and discuss the characteristics of mental health curricula related to patient care …

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Effectiveness of synchronous teledentistry consultations in facilitating treatment compliance of rural pediatric patients

Sean W McLaren, Changyong Feng, Gene E. Watson, Ronald J. Billings et autres

Mental health screenings in dental settings

Todd Brenton Smith, M. Blake Berryhill, Nathan P. Culmer, Mary Ann McBurnie et autres