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Swift Action for Preventive Oral Health Utilizing Quick Response (qr) Codes - An Exploratory Study

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By Rajashekhara Bhari Sharanesha, AlWaleed Abushanan, Omar Abdulaziz Al-Mansour, Deepti Virupakshappa
| preprints.org
Background: The integration of Quick Response (QR) codes into healthcare offers a modern solution for efficient and cost-effective information dissemination. Given Saudi Arabia’s high smartphone penetration rate, QR codes hold significant potential for enhancing preventive oral healthcare.
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Understanding Cyclic Fatigue in Three Nickel-Titanium Pediatric Files: An In Vitro Study for Enhanced Patient Care

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By AlWaleed Abushanan, Fahd Aljarbou, Hadi Mohammed Alamri, Rajashekhara Bhari Sharanesha
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version Nickel-titanium (Niti) instruments have enhanced root canal cleaning in primary teeth, but file fractures are still common. This study evaluated the cyclic fatigue resistance of 120 Niti files from four different systems, A: Kedo SG (n=30); B: Neoendo Pedoflex (n=30); C: Pedoflex Waldent files (n=30) and D: Vortex Blue files (n=30). All the files had similar tip diameters (0.25 mm) and tapers (0.4%) and underwent heat treatment during manufacturing.
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Assessing Fluoride Levels in Saudi Coffee and the Associated Risk of Fluoride Toxicity Consumption

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By AlWaleed Abushanan, Rajashekhara B. Sharanesha, Abdulfatah Alazmah, Sara Alghamdi
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You are already at the latest version Coffee is considered as one of the most commonly consumed beverages in the world. Understanding the impact of coffee on human health is of considerable interest. Fluoride is an essential inorganic element that mineralizes hard tooth tissues and increases their resistance to caries. Fluoride is found in many daily beverages, including coffee. Research shows that high fluoride intake can lead to dental issues in both adults and children fluorosis.
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