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Aiseosa Osadolor Jr
Resident (Dentistry; Public health; Visual arts; Literary studies; Public administration; Public policy)
Benin City, Nigeria
Osadolor, Aiseosa Jr is a healthcare personnel passionate about interdisciplinary research. When he is not writing research proposals, he is either meditating on truth, sketching on his graphic tablet, or listening to Edo classical music.
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Publications
- Prevalence of dental caries among dental patients presenting at a secondary healthcare facility in Southern Nigeria: a five-year retrospective study.
- Assessment of the compliance of dental patients presenting at a secondary healthcare facility in Southern Nigeria with post-extraction instructions.
- Assessment of the oral health knowledge, attitudes and practices among dental patients presenting at a secondary healthcare facility in Southern Nigeria.
- Chief complaints of dental patients presenting at a secondary healthcare facility in Southern Nigeria: a five-year retrospective study.
- Prevalence of traumatic dental injury among dental patients presenting at a secondary healthcare facility in Southern Nigeria: a five-year retrospective study.
- Dental patients’ compliance with post-extraction instructions at a Secondary Health Care Facility in Nigeria.
- Knowledge, attitude, and practices of dental patients presenting at a Secondary Health Care Facility in Southern Nigeria towards COVID-19
- Viral infections and saliva as a potential diagnostic tool
- The Prevalence, Predictors, and Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Concerning Percutaneous Exposure Incidents among Healthcare Workers and Students in Africa: A Narrative Review.
- Pain Attenuation During Peripheral Venous Catheterisation and Venipuncture Among an African Study Population: A Narrative Review.
- Assessment of the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices for Optimal Oral Health among Adults in Benin City, Nigeria.
- Assessment of the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices for Optimal Oral Health among Adults in Benin City, Nigeria: A Cross-sectional Study