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V. Caponio

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Review Open access Nov 2026

Oral Erythroplakia: Past, present and future aspects.

BACKGROUND To critically review the current evidence on oral erythroplakia (OE), a rare but clinically significant oral potentially malignant disorder (OPMD), with particular emphasis on its malignant transformation rate, diagnostic challenges, and controversies surrounding its classification and management. MATERIAL...

A. Lorenzo-Pouso, M. Gómez-Rivas, V. Caponio et al. · Medicina Oral · 0 citations

#artificial intelligence Open access Oct 2026

Accuracy of transfer learning in predicting peri-implantitis onset from intraoral radiograph: A multi-center longitudinal retrospective study

The growing application of artificial intelligence in dentistry has opened new opportunities for predicting peri-implantitis (PI) using convolutional neural networks (CNNs). Transfer learning, where knowledge from a model pre-trained on a large dataset is adapted to a new, domain-specific task, may enhance performance,...

M. Saleh, Luigi Nibali, A. Alrmali et al. · Clinical Oral Investigations · 0 citations

Open access Jul 2026

Hybrid Funnel Technique Reduces Marginal Bone Loss Versus Conventional Drilling: A 3‐Year, Prospective, Non‐randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial

HFT demonstrated superior preservation of marginal bone over 3 years, suggesting that reduction of cortical compression during osteotomy provides a biological advantage, and implant site preparation remains a key determinant of long‐term peri‐implant bone stability.

L. Canullo, Yaniv Mayer, Federica Mattalia et al. · Clinical Implant Dentistry a... · 0 citations

Clinical trial Open access Aug 2026

Bone regeneration after transcrestal sinus lift using nanoscale super-hydrophilic versus standard implant surfaces: a single-center, 12-month, parallel controlled clinical trial

Within the limitations of this study, implants with a nanoscale super-hydrophilic surface did not result in significantly greater bone regeneration than conventional moderately rough implants following transcrestal sinus floor elevation, although a trend toward increased bone volume was observed.

L. Canullo, D. Baldi, P. Pesce et al. · Oral and Maxillofacial Surge... · 0 citations