Issue Information
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Why it matters for dental
Dental implant teams and perio-prosthodontic practices should note the July 2026 table-of-contents for Clinical Oral Implants Research, as forthcoming peer-reviewed studies will shape evidence-based protocols for implant success rates, loading times, and peri-implantitis management.
Key points
- Issue 7 of Volume 37 publishes July 2026; clinicians can expect new RCTs or systematic reviews on implant materials, surface technologies, or grafting techniques.
- Specialists (periodontists, oral surgeons, prosthodontists) and implant study clubs typically reference COIR for practice-changing data on marginal bone loss and survival curves.
- Academic departments and residency programs use the journal for literature updates; program directors may schedule journal clubs around the issue release.
- Industry partners often cite COIR findings in 510(k) or clinical dossiers; owners evaluating new implant systems should monitor the upcoming evidence base.
Who should care
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