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Registered trials in Dental Research, ClinicalTrials.gov Dec 4th, 2015

December 04, 2015

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Registered Titles in ClinicaTrial.gov Category: Mouth and Tooth Diseases Dec 4th, 2015

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Which criteria should one look at when purchasing an electric toothbrush? From the medical perspective, the main outcome of using an electric toothbrush is if is capable to avoid, control or reduce two main dental diseases: periodontal and/or caries. Such kind of trials are costly in time and resources, hence manufacturers and researchers use some surrogate outcomes as dental plaque reduction for caries/periodontal and gingivitis reduction for periodontal disease. From the mode of action, powered toothbrushes can be classified as follow ( source ) : Side to side action, indicates a brush head action that moves laterally from side to side. Counter oscillation, indicates a brush action in which adjacent tufts of bristles (usually six to 10 in number) rotate in one direction and then the other, independently. Each tuft rotating in the opposite direction to that adjacent to it. Rotation oscillation, indicates a brush action in which the brush head rotates...

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Does this title sound weird to you? You are not alone. Here with Dr. Ilze Maldupa , every time we have to edit/review a paper with such strange words, we wonder if we are reviewing a paper written by ChatGPT. After reading reports from other fields reporting the same thing, we checked what was happening in the dental literature. We looked at how many dental publications used ChatGPT and identified some words highly correlated with ChatGPT output. We checked how many of these "signaling" words were present in PubMed dental research abstracts, and here is what we found. To ensure our findings are consistent regardless of the number of dental publications in a given year, we've normalized the results by 10,000. Then, we checked the specific words and found an exponential increase after the Chatgpt release in November 2022. For instance, the now classic " delve" or " underscore" Because there are such large changes between some words that were pract...

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