Carolina Machuca Vargas

Academic, Associate Professor, Associate Professor in Dental Public Health

University of Portsmouth

United Kingdom

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Carolina Machuca Vargas is an Associate Professor in Dental Public Health at the University of Portsmouth, UK. Her research areas include dental education, patient care, and public health issues related to dentistry, as evidenced by her recent publications. She has explored topics such as the mentoring of dentists, the impact of COVID-19 on dental nursing, and the relationship between social media use and dental health among adolescents.

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Chris Louca

University of Portsmouth

UNITED KINGDOM

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David R Radford

King’s College London

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A qualitative study of coach mentoring dentists in difficulty from a mentor perspective

Evaluation of postgraduate foundation training for dental therapists: does participation enhance career prospects?

Moving forwards with team care: Dental education

Correction to: Evaluation of postgraduate foundation training for dental therapists: does participation enhance career prospects? (British Dental Journal, (2024), 10.1038/s41415-024-7718-8)

Dental nurses rose to the challenge of COVID-19 with resilience, confidence and passion for their role

Oral manifestations of long COVID and the views of healthcare professionals

The attitudes of dental therapists, dental therapy educators and dental therapy students in the South of England towards domiciliary dentistry: a qualitative study

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Association of dental caries with use of internet and social media among 12 and 15-year-olds

Do social relationships mediate or moderate social inequalities in health? A systematic review protocol

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Chris Louca

David R Radford

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