Majestic American Journal of Dentistry
The Majestic American Journal of Dentistry (MAJOD) is a peer reviewed journal publishing in all areas of dentistry, with emphasis on publishing high impact quality research papers. We provide an international platform for students, clinicians, researchers and health care professionals to share their knowledge to improve the field of dentistry based clinical practices. The journal covers all domains of dentistry to disseminate knowledge to improve oral health including experimental, clinical and public health.
Aims
- To improve patient care by publishing data from clinical studies.
- To share globally, the clinical insights of oral health.
- To promote excellence and innovation in the field of dentistry that aims to transform oral health practices.
- To provide a platform for advancing knowledge and practices in the field of dentistry.
Scope
Scientific manuscript articles are encouraged including original research, systematic reviews, communications, case reports, commentaries and editorials that improve oral healthcare. Conference proceedings are also considered, and interested authors may communicate with Editors. The journal welcomes submissions (though not only specific to) in the following areas:
- Oral biology and Oral microbiology.
- Epidemiology and Dental diseases.
- Health care diagnosis and Prevention.
- Dental surgeries.
- Operative dentistry and Endodontolog.
- Periodontology.
- Prosthodontics and Dental implantology.
- Orthodontics.
- Pediatric dentistry.
- Dental biomaterial science.
- Scientific procedures and Instrumentation.
- Clinical trials.
- Translational research.
- Medical emergencies in dental practices.
Target Audience
MAJOD includes the global audience:
- Dental practitioners and clinicians.
- Academic researchers in the field of dentistry
- Academic community including dental graduates and postdoctoral researchers.
- Faculty members and students in dentistry.
- Public health professionals and policymakers.
- Industry stakeholders.
- Regulatory authorities and health organizations.