Highly cited orthodontic articles from 2000 to 2015

Prevezanos, Panagiotis; Tsolakis, Apostolos I.; Christou, Panagiotis

doi:10.1016/j.ajodo.2017.06.015

Cited by 34 publications

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“…This problem is common in citation studies due to the time needed for the article to collect citations after its publication and it is in accordance to previous reports. 14,15,17,23 In order to overcome this limitation, alternative metrics have been proposed but their value in assessing the quality of a published item is still unclear. 24,25…”

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Trending topics in orthodontics research during the last three decades: A longitudinal bibliometric study on the top‐cited articles

Martin

Lipani

Alvarado-Lorenzo

et al. 2020

Orthod Craniofacial Res

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Objective: To perform a bibliometric analysis on the top-cited articles over the last three decades from 1989 to 2018, using a longitudinal setup , in order to analyse how articles' features have evolved over time. Setting and sample population: A sample of 312 articles divided into three subgroups of 104 top-cited articles for each decade were included. The h-index value was used to determine the sample size. Materials and Methods: The articles were identified through a search in the category "dentistry oral surgery and medicine" of the Web of Science database. The information relative to the articles was collected. Descriptive statistics was used to describe the articles and the journals; selected parameters were analysed with the Kruskal-Wallis and the Mann-Whitney U test at the 0.05 level of significance. Results: The top-cited articles were published mainly by orthodontic journals. Along the last two decades, the scientific contribution of Asian and South American countries rose significantly. The trending topics varied in each decade. Skeletal anchorage-related articles dominated the production of the decade 1999-2008 while new technologies as CBCT displayed a higher prevalence in the last decade, where new topics such as corticotomy-assisted orthodontics started to appear. The number of multi-authored articles increased while the articles from no university institutions decreased. Conclusion: The publications in the three studied decades were significantly different in terms of numbers and characteristics. A longitudinal setup allows to study the evolution of the scientific production and how the area of interest has developed over time.

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Serbian Dental Institutions Top Cited Research (1996–2018)

Jaćimović¹

2018

Serbian Dental Journal

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Summary Introduction Citation analysis, as one of the best-known bibliometric approaches, is widely used in the evaluation of research output and assessment of research performance and impact. The purpose of this study was to identify the top cited articles published by researchers affiliated to Serbian dental institutions and to analyze their characteristics in order to describe cooperation at individual and institutional, as well as at national and international level. Material and Methods Articles that cited the most 2018 publication in the Web of Science were assessed. The analyzed aspects covered distribution of annual production, annual citations, journals, categories, countries, institutions, authors, research focuses and trends by author keywords and KeyWords Plus. Results The top cited papers were published in 60 journals from 1997 to 2016, with the mean number of 45.08 citations per article. These papers were co-authored by 449 authors, responsible for 726 authorships, affiliated to 149 institutions from 41 countries. Among the overall number of authors, 238 were from Serbia, while 211 were affiliated with international institutions. The most productive institutions were the University of Belgrade and Military Medical Academy from Serbia, whilst the international contributing institutions were primarily from the USA, England, and Italy. Conclusion The present study presented useful insight into the most influential Serbian dental institutions research, revealing the most productive actors and multidisciplinary nature of the research contribution.

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“…Bibliometric analyses in clinical dentistry have been performed in such areas as pulp regeneration and endodontics, 6 dental trauma, 7 , 8 cleft lip and cleft palate, 9 orthodontics, 10 , 11 oral and maxillofacial surgery, 12 dental implantology, 13 and problem‐based learning 14 . In the health professions, this form of analysis has been published in medical education, 15 dental education, 16 health care simulation education, 17 dry eye, 18 and sports and exercise medicine 19 .…”

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“…The data for these analyses are abstracted from published scholarship, usually focusing on the number of citations, citation density, and journal impact factor, as well as author information such as country, institutional affiliation, co-authorship, and international collaboration. [2][3][4][5] Bibliometric analyses in clinical dentistry have been performed in such areas as pulp regeneration and endodontics, 6 dental trauma, 7,8 cleft lip and cleft palate, 9 orthodontics, 10,11 oral and maxillofacial surgery, 12 dental implantology, 13 and problem-based learning. 14 In the health professions, this form of analysis has been published in medical education, 15 dental education, 16 health care simulation education, 17 dry eye, 18 and sports and exercise medicine.…”

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Top‐Cited Articles from Dental Education Journals, 2009 to 2018: A Bibliometric Analysis

Ullah

Adnan

Afzal

2019

Journal of Dental Education

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The number of citations an article receives is an important indicator to quantify its influence in its field. The aim of this study was to identify and analyze the characteristics of the 50 top‐cited articles addressing dental education published in two journals dedicated to dental education (European Journal of Dental Education and Journal of Dental Education). The Web of Science database was searched to retrieve the 50 most‐cited articles from the two journals in December 2018. The top‐cited articles were analyzed for journal of publication, number of citations, institution and country of origin, year of publication, study type, keywords, theme and subtheme, and international collaborations. The results showed the 50 top‐cited articles were cited between 24 and 146 times each. The majority of these top‐cited articles (n=34) were published in the Journal of Dental Education. Half (n=25) of the articles were by authors in the U.S. The most common study types were surveys (n=26) and reviews (n=10). The main themes of these top‐cited articles were curriculum and learner characteristics. This bibliometric analysis can serve as a reference for recognizing studies with the most impact in the scholarship of dental education.

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Highly cited orthodontic articles from 2000 to 2015

Cited by 34 publications

References 19 publications

Trending topics in orthodontics research during the last three decades: A longitudinal bibliometric study on the top‐cited articles

Trending topics in orthodontics research during the last three decades: A longitudinal bibliometric study on the top‐cited articles

Serbian Dental Institutions Top Cited Research (1996–2018)

Top‐Cited Articles from Dental Education Journals, 2009 to 2018: A Bibliometric Analysis

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