Bibliometric analysis of the scientific production in implantology (2009–2013)

Abstract

This study revealed a significant growth in implant dentistry literature in terms of the total number of journals, number of authors, organizations, and author collaborations. Most key bibliometric indicators demonstrated upward trends.

A bibliometric analysis of Periodontology 2000

“…Bibliometric studies have been conducted on the most influential scientific articles in the fields of medicine and dentistry . However, no study has been performed on the top 100 most‐cited (“classic”) articles published in a dental journal.…”

“…9 Bibliometric studies have been conducted on the most influential scientific articles in the fields of medicine and dentistry. [32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46] However, no study has been performed on the top 100 most-cited ("classic") articles published in a dental journal. This study aims to identify and analyze the 100 most-cited articles in Periodontology 2000 since its inception, in order to delineate changing trends, dominant topics of interest, centers of excellence, and substantial advancements made over the years.…”

The 100 most-cited articles in orthodontics: A bibliometric study

“…In addition, some indicators, such as the impact factor, the immediacy index, and lists of highly cited articles, can help one to assess the quality and popularity (within a field) of the journal that published the article. 2 Scientific production in dentistry 3,4 and, more specifically, in orthodontics has undergone a progressive increase due to the increasing demand for scientific knowledge regarding procedures and tools. This has been accompanied by a growing number of scientific journals specializing in orthodontics included in the category of ''Dentistry, Oral Surgery and Medicine'' in the Journal Citation Reports (JCR; property of Clarivate Analytics, Philadelphia, Pa).…”

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

“…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 .…”

“…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.…”