**Journal of Medicine and Dentistry**

International Peer-Reviewed Journal of Medical and Dental Sciences

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An international journal devoted to the advancement of scientific knowledge and clinical excellence in both medicine and dentistry, serving practitioners and researchers worldwide

Original Rearch Article – Nov 03, 2025

Occlusal Splint versus Botulinum Toxin Type A in the Management of Jaw Muscle Pain

Yildirim A., Hertach R., and Yildirim V.

Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs), affecting the jaw joint and masticatory muscles, are a leading cause of facial pain and functional impairment. This study compares occlusal splints and botulinum toxin type A for managing jaw muscle pain in probable sleep bruxism, revealing surprisingly similar effectiveness.

Trauma Case Report – Jun 12, 2025

Gunshot suicide and the interdisciplinary management of a complex craniofacial injury: A case report and review of literature

Yildirim A., Hertach R., and Yildirim V.

Suicide ranks among the causes of death in industrialized nations. The authors present a case demonstrating how a firearm-related suicide attempt can be effectively managed and how long-term quality of life may be significantly improved through appropriate medical and psychological intervention.

Clinical Case Report – May 12, 2025

Modified micro-marsupialization as an alternative treatment for ranulas

Yildirim A., Hertach R., and Yildirim V.

The standard treatment for a resistant salivary stone in the sublingual gland is gland removal. However, the authors show that this is not always necessary — the gland can be preserved by creating bypasses using sutures as new ducts. This spares the patient surgery and reduces strain on healthcare resources.

Original Research Article -Sept 30, 2025

Maternal Peri- and Postconceptional Folic Acid Supplementation and Ankyloglossia in Newborns

Yildirim A., Hertach R., and Yildirim V.

This study identifies a strong association between maternal peri- and postconceptional folic acid supplementation and ankyloglossia in newborns. While folic acid remains essential for neural tube defect prevention, the findings suggest a potential influence of folate on midline tissue development, warranting further prospective research before any changes to current supplementation guidelines are considered.

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Acceptance Rate 24%