Journal of Dentistry And Oral Implants

Journal of Dentistry And Oral Implants

Journal of Dentistry And Oral Implants – Proposed Special Issue

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Proposed Special Issue

Lead a focused collection that advances dentistry and oral implant research.

Shape the Next Wave of Dental Innovation

The Journal of Dentistry and Oral Implants (JDOI) invites special issue proposals that address emerging clinical challenges, advanced technologies, and evidence-based implant solutions.

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Journal at a Glance

  • ISSN: 2473-1005
  • DOI Prefix: 10.14302/issn.2473-1005
  • License: CC BY 4.0
  • Peer Review: Single-blind
  • First Decision: 2-4 weeks from submission
  • Publication: After APC confirmation and production
Purpose of Special Issues

JDOI special issues consolidate focused evidence in dentistry and oral implantology so clinicians can compare techniques, materials, and outcomes in one curated collection. They also create a space to clarify best practices, identify evidence gaps, and highlight emerging clinical challenges.

We welcome proposals that connect clinical impact with applied science, including digital workflows, biomaterials, regenerative strategies, and patient-reported outcomes. Themes should be timely, focused, and likely to attract multi-center or practice-based studies that advance oral health care.

Ideal Themes and Topics
  • Implant surface engineering and osseointegration outcomes
  • Peri-implantitis prevention, diagnosis, and management
  • Digital planning, guided surgery, and AI-assisted imaging
  • Bone augmentation, graft materials, and ridge preservation
  • Immediate loading protocols and short implant strategies
  • Soft tissue management and esthetic implant outcomes
  • Prosthetic design, occlusal stability, and longevity
  • Patient-centered outcomes, cost-effectiveness, and quality of life
Proposal Essentials

Strong proposals define a clear clinical need, the innovation angle, and the scope boundaries for the issue. A concise call for papers outline helps reviewers assess feasibility and author interest.

Include enough detail to show the planned editorial approach while leaving flexibility to refine the call based on incoming submissions.

  • Theme statement with clinical and translational relevance
  • Guest editor names, affiliations, and expertise
  • Draft topic list and preferred article types
  • Proposed timeline for call, review, and production
  • Estimated manuscript volume and outreach strategy
  • Plan for reviewer recruitment and quality oversight
Suggested Timeline

Most special issues run on a six to nine month cycle depending on topic complexity and submission volume. The editorial office will refine timing with guest editors to keep review and production on schedule.

PhaseTypical WindowNotes
Proposal Review2-3 weeksScope fit, feasibility, and impact review
Call for Papers8-12 weeksPromotion and manuscript intake
Peer Review6-10 weeksRolling reviews and decisions
Production4-6 weeksCopyediting, proofs, and publication
Guest Editor Responsibilities
  • Refine the call for papers and promote the theme
  • Suggest qualified reviewers and support decisions
  • Ensure submissions align with scope and clinical relevance
  • Coordinate revisions and advise on acceptance
  • Collaborate with the JDOI editorial office on timelines

Final decisions remain with the JDOI editorial leadership to ensure consistency with journal standards and ethical policies.

Editorial Office Support

The editorial office provides template calls, submission tracking, and communication support. We also assist with reviewer invitations, production scheduling, and visibility through journal channels.

Guest editors receive practical checklists, decision guidance, and dedicated coordination for issue milestones.

Benefits of Leading a Special Issue
  • Visibility as a leader in dental implant research
  • Opportunity to shape clinical conversations and practice
  • Collaborative network building across dental disciplines
  • Potential for future editorial roles or board invitations
  • Increased visibility for the guest editor team and institutions
Special Issue Proposal FAQ

How many submissions should a proposal target?

Most proposals aim for a focused collection of 8 to 15 manuscripts based on topic scope.

Can I co-lead a special issue?

Yes, co-guest editors are encouraged for balanced expertise and workload.

How are proposals reviewed?

The editorial office assesses scope fit, feasibility, and impact potential.

Can submissions be invited?

Yes, invited contributions are welcome if they follow the same review process.

Support and Contact

JDOI supports authors, editors, and reviewers with timely guidance on scope, policies, and workflows. If you need clarification on requirements, data statements, or review timelines, contact the editorial office at [email protected]. We can provide templates, examples, and best-practice recommendations to help you move forward confidently. Our responses typically include next steps, resource links, and a clear point of contact. Early communication helps avoid delays, ensures consistent compliance, and improves the overall publication experience. For database verification, APC documentation, or ManuscriptZone access issues, please email the editorial office with your manuscript title and contact details.

Submit a Special Issue Proposal

Send your proposal outline and guest editor details to the editorial office for review.