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Write for Dental Evidence.

We publish guest articles from licensed dentists that read the research closely and say what it means chairside. Every submission that meets the standards below gets published, with a byline and a link to your site. We may edit lightly for clarity.

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Who can submit

  • You must be a licensed dentist with no commercial interest in any product you discuss.
  • Posts must be 100% exclusive to Dental Evidence. Articles cannot be cross-posted, republished, or submitted elsewhere, either before or after publication.

What we publish

  • Evidence-based dentistry: critical appraisals of new techniques or materials, clinical guidelines, and policy.
  • The headline must be phrased as a clear, compelling question — for example, "Is silver diamine fluoride more effective than traditional sealants?"
  • 500 to 1,000 words.
  • Accessible, professional language that translates clinical research into practical application without dense jargon.

Required structure

  • Title: the question-based headline.
  • Body: an evidence-based synthesis in concise paragraphs under H2 and H3 subheadings. Skip H1 — your title becomes the page heading.
  • Key takeaways: a closing section of concise bullet points on practical clinical application.
  • Citations: the full list of referenced studies at the very end.

Evidence and editorial standards

  • Every clinical claim, statistical outcome, and trial result carries an inline parenthetical citation or reference tag.
  • Complete citations at the end of the post — PubMed links, DOIs, or AMA format.
  • No unsubstantiated claims, commercial bias, or inflammatory critiques of specific practitioners or brands.

Patient privacy

  • No protected health information or identifying clinical detail of any kind.
  • Any clinical vignette or patient example must be generalized or entirely fictionalized.

How to submit

Email hello@dentalevidence.com with your full name and dental credentials, your website link for the author bio, and the complete draft — attached or in the body of the message. We read every submission and reply either way.

Once accepted, the post goes up under your name with your credentials and a link to your site.