Newsletter

June 2022

The Dental Implant Registry Study is now enrolling dental practitioners to join the study.

Practitioners and patients with dental implants will participate in this prospective cohort study to create an implant registry and investigate the success of implant therapy over 3 years, as well as the rate of prosthetic and implant complications. 

If you are interested in dental implants and place prosthesis after the implants, you may be eligible to participate. 

Recruitment for the POPS study continues and participating practitioners enjoy the study. 

“Joining the network was a way to try to connect with other practitioners and further our knowledge about current topics like the Post Op Pain study I’m in now,” said Mike Jensen, DMD from Mill Plain Dental Center in Vancouver, WA. When asked why he joined the POPS study, Dr. Jensen added, “I hope it will provide some added information about how well different combo’s of pain meds work and how long our patients are symptomatic. [This is] pretty useful knowledge.”

If you are interested in pain management after potentially painful dental procedures, you may be eligible to participate. 

Improving the nation's oral health by improving

the knowledge base for clinical decision-making

and moving the latest evidence into routine care

The National Dental Practice-Based Research Network is supported by the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH)

(grants U19-DE-028717 and U01-DE-028727)