Ilana Eli
Biographic Data
| ID | 1731302 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ilana Eli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ilana |
| FAMILY NAME | Eli |
| SIGNATURE | ELI I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tel Aviv University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8601-9591 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Fluorescent Marker as a Tool to Improve Strategies to Control Contaminated Surfaces and Decrease Danger of Cross-Contamination in Dental Clinics, during and beyond the Covid-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic posed an increased threat to dental personnel and patients. Close encounters with patients' breath and saliva and the use of intraoral rotating instruments which disperse microscopic airborne particles both increase the possibility of environmental infection. In this study, fluorescent marker (FM) was used to assess and enhance surface cleanliness in the dental clinics and public areas of a major dental school. Initially, 57…
Can Intra-Oral Qualitative Sensory Testing Foretell Postoperative Dental Pain? A Preliminary Report
Pain prevention and management is one of the primary goals of dental care. Postoperative dental pain (PDP) following caries removal and performance of a restorative dental treatment is a common clinical phenomenon, often causing significant discomfort to dental patients. In the present study, a psychophysical non-invasive method, qualitative sensory testing (QualST), was used in an attempt to foretell PDP following dental restorative procedures. …
Dental Anxiety Among Young Israeli Male Adults as Related to Treatment Received during Childhood
The general level of dental anxiety among young Israeli males was normal. No relation was found between level of dental anxiety and the professional education of the treating dentist in childhood. Regular dental care in childhood has more effect on preventing the development of high dental anxiety than the professional education of the early caregiver
At First Glance: Social Meanings of Dental Appearance
The effect of tooth appearance on the physical attractiveness stereotype is more evident when males evaluate females and vice versa, rather than when evaluating their own sex
The Complaint of Oral Malodor: Possible Psychopathological Aspects
Oral malodor (halitosis) is a common concern in Western society. As with other human perceptions, emotional as well as cognitive variables play a major role in one's sensation and complaint. To study factors potentially associated with the complaint of oral malodor, periodontal and psychological evaluations were carried out on 38 subjects (66% female, mean age 43 years) with a complaint of oral malodor. Subjects underwent evaluation of their peri…
Dentists and Dentistry: Attitude Changes toward the Chosen Profession
Do dentists tend to change their attitudes toward dentistry once they graduate from dental school and enter their clinical practices? In this longitudinal study, an analysis of attitude changes among dentists towards their profession is carried out. Apparently, even 8 years after graduation from dental school, dentists maintain their basic attitudes regarding traits important to the performance of the "competent" professional. In spite of the dec…
Professional socialization in dentistry: A longitudinal analysis of changes in students' expected professional rewards
Professional socialization in dentistry
Professional socialization in dentistry
Professional socialization in dentistry: A longitudinal analysis of changes in students' expected professional rewards
Dentists and Dentistry: Attitude Changes toward the Chosen Profession
Do dentists tend to change their attitudes toward dentistry once they graduate from dental school and enter their clinical practices? In this longitudinal study, an analysis of attitude changes among dentists towards their profession is carried out. Apparently, even 8 years after graduation from dental school, dentists maintain their basic attitudes regarding traits important to the performance of the "competent" professional. In spite of the dec…
Professional socialization in dentistry
Professional socialization in dentistry: A longitudinal analysis of changes in students' expected professional rewards
Dentists and Dentistry: Attitude Changes toward the Chosen Profession
Do dentists tend to change their attitudes toward dentistry once they graduate from dental school and enter their clinical practices? In this longitudinal study, an analysis of attitude changes among dentists towards their profession is carried out. Apparently, even 8 years after graduation from dental school, dentists maintain their basic attitudes regarding traits important to the performance of the "competent" professional. In spite of the dec…
The Complaint of Oral Malodor: Possible Psychopathological Aspects
Oral malodor (halitosis) is a common concern in Western society. As with other human perceptions, emotional as well as cognitive variables play a major role in one's sensation and complaint. To study factors potentially associated with the complaint of oral malodor, periodontal and psychological evaluations were carried out on 38 subjects (66% female, mean age 43 years) with a complaint of oral malodor. Subjects underwent evaluation of their peri…
At First Glance: Social Meanings of Dental Appearance
The effect of tooth appearance on the physical attractiveness stereotype is more evident when males evaluate females and vice versa, rather than when evaluating their own sex
Dental Anxiety Among Young Israeli Male Adults as Related to Treatment Received during Childhood
The general level of dental anxiety among young Israeli males was normal. No relation was found between level of dental anxiety and the professional education of the treating dentist in childhood. Regular dental care in childhood has more effect on preventing the development of high dental anxiety than the professional education of the early caregiver
Can Intra-Oral Qualitative Sensory Testing Foretell Postoperative Dental Pain? A Preliminary Report
Pain prevention and management is one of the primary goals of dental care. Postoperative dental pain (PDP) following caries removal and performance of a restorative dental treatment is a common clinical phenomenon, often causing significant discomfort to dental patients. In the present study, a psychophysical non-invasive method, qualitative sensory testing (QualST), was used in an attempt to foretell PDP following dental restorative procedures. …
Fluorescent Marker as a Tool to Improve Strategies to Control Contaminated Surfaces and Decrease Danger of Cross-Contamination in Dental Clinics, during and beyond the Covid-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic posed an increased threat to dental personnel and patients. Close encounters with patients' breath and saliva and the use of intraoral rotating instruments which disperse microscopic airborne particles both increase the possibility of environmental infection. In this study, fluorescent marker (FM) was used to assess and enhance surface cleanliness in the dental clinics and public areas of a major dental school. Initially, 57…
Medicine (8 works) · Dentistry (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Dental Anxiety and Anesthesia Techniques (3 works) · Dental Education, Practice, Research (3 works) · Medical education (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Anxiety (2 works)