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Restorative Dentistry: Laboratory and Clinical Methodological Approaches
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Omar Abdelaziz Ismail

Omar Abdelaziz Ismail

The University of Turku, Department of Cariology and Restorative Dentistry & Horus University, Department of Conservative Dentistry

Dr. Omar Abdelaziz Ismail is a member of the adhesive group of Turku. Finland. He is a Restorative and Aesthetic Dentistry Lecturer at Horus University in Egypt. He also owns Pioneers Dental Centers, a private clinic in Egypt. He graduated from Tanta University in 2009 and finished his master of conservative dentistry at the same university in 2018. He is also a member of the International Association of Orthodontics, USA.  He is an active clinical researcher at Cairo University, Egypt, and has registered many clinical trials in collaboration with the conservative dentistry department. He is a speaker at many national and international conferences, especially IADR conferences in Europe and all over the globe. His membership in the adhesive group of Turku. Finland, under the supervision of Professor Dr. Arzu Mutluay-Tezvergil, allowed him to master many laboratory tests like micro tensile bond strength, nano leakage, etc., and published his scientific work in very prestigious journals. At present, he is involved in many research studies on the improvement of adhesives’ biodegradation resistance.  

Collection Overview

One of the most challenging imperatives in dental health is increasing the life span of dental restorations and developing it to be a relative replacement of the original tooth structure with the same physical, functional, and aesthetic properties. The goal at hand requires significant effort to achieve. Therefore, any published work that simplifies a test or clinical trick and helps achieve the goal is welcome in our Methods Collection.  

This Methods Collection aims to include methodological videos describing sensitive laboratory tests, such as nano leakage and hybrid layer SEM characterization, commonly used by dental biomaterial researchers. In addition, innovative clinical methodologies related to restorative and aesthetic dentistry science will also be included. It is important to note that all clinical videos must strictly adhere to ethical requirements.