A German-language learning resource for dental professionals practising patient communication, with case-based exercises on taking histories, explaining treatment options, discussing costs and handling jaw complaints such as bruxism and CMD. Each issue pairs role-play scenarios with written reports and colleague handovers, though the newsletter states that its texts were produced with AI and have not yet been checked by a qualified dentist.
Website: https://medizinwissen.org/
A newsletter with two strands: a long-form series on the science linking oral health to systemic disease such as cardiovascular disease, and a practice-focused strand on dental AI, clinical judgment and practice economics. Issues combine historical context with close reading of evidence and explanations of how dental AI tools are built and evaluated.
An independent clinical newsletter that turns dental research and systematic reviews into practical guidance for dentists and students. Issues mix rapid evidence reviews, reflective clinical essays and plain-language patient explainers on topics like examination scope and jaw joint disorders.
Essays from a continuing-education platform for dental and facial aesthetics professionals, covering how to read scientific articles, AI-generated anatomy errors, and the evidence behind custom subperiosteal implants. The writing takes a clear personal stance and cites the literature.
A practising oral surgeon writes long-form deep dives on clinical literature in oral surgery and dental implants, covering MRONJ guidance, smoking and implant survival, and monitoring oral leukoplakia. The newsletter helps dental professionals interpret studies and apply them to patient care.
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