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Peer-reviewed research, indexed on PubMed under Deen EE. Clinical trials, systematic reviews and methodological work — the evidence the treatment planning is built on.
Research · primary field
Class III and skeletal anchorage
Dr. Deen’s primary research interest, and the field of his doctorate.
The effect of tooth borne versus skeletally anchored Alt-RAMEC protocol in early treatment of Class III malocclusion: a single-centre randomized clinical trial
Alzoubi EE, Camilleri S, Al Muzian M, Attard NAutotransplantation in combination with orthodontic treatment
Hariri R, Alzoubi EEMResearch · patient outcomes
Quality of life and clinical outcomes
How treatment affects patients, measured rather than assumed.
An evaluation of oral health-related quality of life in orthodontic patients treated with fixed and twin blocks appliances
Alzoubi EE, Hariri R, Mulligan K, Attard NEffectiveness of platelet-rich concentrates on the rate of orthodontic tooth movement: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Mheissen S, Daraqel B, Alzoubi EE, Khan HThe Common Retention Practices Among Orthodontists from Different Countries
Almuzian M, Mheissen S, Khan H, Alharbi F, Alzoubi EE, Wertheimer MBResearch · methods and imaging
Imaging, technology and methodology
Digital orthodontics, three-dimensional scanning, and the quality of orthodontic evidence itself.
Accuracy (trueness and precision) of four tablet-based applications for three-dimensional facial scanning: An in-vitro study
Kühlman DC, Almuzian M, Coppini C, Alzoubi EEUse of free CAD software for 3D printing individualized face masks based on face scans
Cortes ARG, Galea K, No-Cortes J, Sammut EJ, Alzoubi EE, Attard NJDo longitudinal orthodontic trials use appropriate statistical analyses? A meta-epidemiological study
Mheissen S, Khan H, Almuzian M, Alzoubi EE, Pandis NRoot Pulp Visibility as a mandibular maturity marker at the 18-year threshold in the Maltese population
Al Qattan F, Alzoubi EE, Lucas V, Roberts G, McDonald F, Camilleri SThe full list is available on PubMed and through the University of Malta’s open-access repository.
Evidence, applied at the chairside.
Research is not an ornament. It is why treatment here is planned against what the evidence currently supports, rather than against habit.