Top-100 Most Cited Dental Articles with Authors from Brazil

Gonçalves, Ana Paula; Plá, Ana Laura; Rodolfo, Bruna; Nahsan, Flávia Pardo Salata; Corrêa, Marcos Britto; Moraes, Rafael R.

doi:10.1590/0103-6440201902529

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“…Moreover, this result indicates that adequacy of behaviour management is one of the main concerns in the specialty . Paediatric Dentistry, however, is a broad field and researches are not restricted to Paediatric Dentistry journals; besides that, this field is not the most‐cited in overall burden of dental research . Authors may prefer to publish their results in thematic journals, such as ‘Dental Traumatology’, ‘Caries Research’, ‘Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology’, ‘Special Care in Dentistry’, ‘Journal of Evidence‐Based Dental Practice’, and so on.…”

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The top 100 most‐cited papers in Paediatric Dentistry journals: A bibliometric analysis

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Int J Paed Dentistry

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Background The most‐cited papers help to better understand important characteristics of this specific science field. Objective To analyse the 100 most‐cited papers in the field of Paediatric Dentistry. Design A search of the most‐cited papers in Paediatric Dentistry journals was performed using journals included in the category of ‘Dentistry, Oral Surgery & Medicine’ in the Thompson Reuters Web of Science citation indexing database up to December 2018. Two researchers performed the data extraction, which included: number of citations, title, authors, country, year, journals, study design, and thematic area. Results The number of citations of each paper included in the top 100 most‐cited ranged from 42 to 182 (mean: 64.51). Seven papers were cited more than 100 times. Most of the papers were published in the International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry (36%), between 2006 and 2015 (55%), with a cross‐sectional design (39%). Twenty‐six authors participated in two or more papers. The countries with the highest number of most‐cited papers were the United States (25%), Australia (11%), and Brazil (9%). Cariology was the most studied thematic area. Conclusion The evaluation of the top 100 most‐cited papers in Paediatric Dentistry journals allowed for a better understanding of the world scenario regarding this research field.

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The top 100 most‐cited papers in Paediatric Dentistry journals: A bibliometric analysis

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et al. 2019

Int J Paed Dentistry

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“…In contrast, 10 international dental journals from Brazil were present in the list in 2018, with H-indexes varying from 2 to 48 (BDJ is highest). The remarkable increase in international science output from Brazil in the last two decades has been discussed before (2,3) and there are many factors and variables involved in the process. Concurrently, BDJ has experienced many changes as a journal since its first issue in 1990, including increase in subjects covered and types of study published, growth in international audience and in number of articles published yearly.…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Articles Published in Brazilian Dental Journal over 30 years

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This study assessed bibliometric characteristics of all articles published in Brazilian Dental Journal (BDJ) in its 30 years of existence (1990-2019) and factors associated with citation rates. A document search was carried out in Scopus in December, 2019 and information about the articles were exported, including citations. Type of study and main subject in each article were categorized. Number of citations was categorized in tertiles. Logistic regression models were used to assess the association between variables related to articles’ characteristics and number of citations. In 30 years, 1705 articles were published and 18507 citations received, with average 57 articles and 334 pages published yearly and 10.9 cites/doc. The most frequent types of study were laboratorial (63%), clinical (18.5%), and case reports (11%); the main subjects were dental materials (21.6%), endodontics (19.3%), and oral pathology/stomatology (13.1%). Most articles had origin in Brazil (90%), followed by USA (4.6%) and UK (1.5%). Aside from BDJ, Journal of Endodontics (3.5%) and International Endodontic Journal (2.2%) were journals that most often cited BDJ. Main origins of citations were Brazil (36.7%), USA (10.6%), and India (9%). Older articles had higher odds to be highly cited (12% increase/year), longer articles had lower odds (9% decrease/page). Narrative reviews and epidemiological studies were associated with more citations and systematic reviews with less citations. In conclusion, BDJ covered many subjects and study types in 30 years, showing increased growth in international audience. The journal may be regarded as one of the leading Brazilian journals in dentistry published in English.

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“…In addition, these data may support trends, impact of themes and analyses of priorities. Important approaches to the most cited articles in different areas have already been investigated, signaling the scientific impacts, the advances in the different thematic areas, besides an inspiration to solve relevant problems (12)(13)(14)(15)(16).…”

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The Contribution of the Brazilian Dental Journal to the Brazilian Scientific Research over 30 Years

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The Brazilian Dental Journal (BDJ) was officially launched in 1990, stimulated by the courage and boldness of researchers dedicated to teaching and research in dentistry. The journal was conceived in a worldwide coverage and universal language to allow publication of the results of Brazilian studies, which otherwise would not be accessible to the scientific dental community. In the year we celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of BDJ, this article presents a brief overview of Brazilian dental research and a bibliometric analysis of the articles published in this journal as a contribution to our readers and fellow researchers. The purpose was to identify the mot frequent categories of study, the most published areas of dentistry and BDJ’s top 50 most-cited articles in the Scopus and Google Scholar databases. A search was performed on all BDJ online issues published from 1990 to 2019. In this period, BDJ published 1,710 articles. Based on their distribution by category of study, 557 articles were in the basic research/dental materials area, 527 in the basic research/biology area and 280 in the clinical research area. Eight articles were cited more than 100 times in the Scopus database and 266 times in the Google Scholar database. Endodontics was the most published area. This overview of BDJ production over those 30 years allows establishing a profile of the characteristics, impact and trends of the published studies, as well as the journal’s contribution to the top 50 most-cited articles in the Scopus and Google Scholar databases.

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Top-100 Most Cited Dental Articles with Authors from Brazil

Cited by 17 publications

References 19 publications

The top 100 most‐cited papers in Paediatric Dentistry journals: A bibliometric analysis

The top 100 most‐cited papers in Paediatric Dentistry journals: A bibliometric analysis

A Bibliometric Analysis of Articles Published in Brazilian Dental Journal over 30 years

The Contribution of the Brazilian Dental Journal to the Brazilian Scientific Research over 30 Years

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