These databases contain journal articles and other research materials on Dental Medicine. I recommend starting with PubMed or Embase.
Good for: Researching complementary, integrative health and alternative medicine.
Contains: Articles.
Alt Health Watch offers abstracts or full text from 50 full-text journals and magazines. Covers such areas of complementary, holistic and integrated approaches to health care and wellness. It offers the latest information about the evolving practice of holistic medicine and therapies.
Good for: Researching medicine and biology.
Contains: Peer-reviewed journals.
Good for: Reliable, evidence-based medical information available at the point of care.
Contains: Clinical overviews, medical books and journals, drug information, procedure videos, clinical calculators, patient education handouts, practice guidelines, clinical trials, and MEDLINE® citations and abstracts.
In addition, Clinical Key provides access to nearly one million images, including tables, graphics and illustrations, as well as to full text journals, an evidence-based, point of care tool, guidelines, multimedia and much more.
Good for: Finding evidence-based medicine reviews and information.
Contains: Collection of evidence-based medicine databases.
Good for: Researching dental and oral sciences.
Contains: Full-text and abstracts of journals, books, monographs, magazines, and trade periodicals.
Good for: Researching medicine, biomedical sciences, and allied health subjects.
Contains: Index of scholarly articles.
Embase content is indexed using a specialized thesaurus, Emtree, that includes biomedical, chemical, and drug terms. There is a special focus on drugs and devices.
Good for: Students, researchers, and health care professionals.
Contains: Up-to-date information on health care topics.
Good for: Supporting specialized care, treatment, and patient management.
Contains: Journal articles cited in CINAHL and other resources.
Good for: Finding health and psychosocial assessment tools.
Contains: Abstracts from leading journals.
It also provides information about behavioral measurement instruments, including those from industrial organizational behavior and education. HaPI includes citations to freestanding instruments as well as instruments that have only appeared in journal or technical reports, published and unpublished.
Good for: Finding evidence-based information about natural therapies and medicines.
Contains: Information on herbs, dietary supplements, sports supplements, minerals, and vitamins.
Good for: Finding medical, nursing, dental, veterinary, health care, and preclinical sciences articles.
Contains: Indexed citations and abstracts to journal articles.
Good for: Designing research projects, planning studies, learning methodological approaches, gathering data, and understanding findings.
Contains: Tools and content for research methods.
A collection of real social research case studies is incorporated to help understand abstract methodological concepts in practice. Datasets from both international and national sources accompanied by how-to guides covering numerous quantitative and qualitative research methods are included. SRM contains more than 600 books, dictionaries, encyclopedias, journal articles, videos, and handbooks as well as the entire Little Green Book (quantitative) and Little Blue Book (qualitative) series. A taxonomy of over 1400 methods terms is featured along with a Methods Map which visualizes relationships among methods terms, concepts, people, and literature. Since SAGE Research Methods focuses on methodology rather than disciplines, it can be used across the social sciences, health sciences, and more.
Good for: Researching peer-reviewed scientific, medical, technical, and social science literature.
Contains: Index to literature.
Dates covered: 1960-present.
Scopus also features a citation index, allowing you to find the papers that cite a specific piece of research.
Good for: Researching a wide range of topics in science, social science, arts, and humanities.
Contains: Citations to scholarly journal articles and conference papers.
Dates covered: 1900-present.
Web of Science is a platform for Science Citation Index, Social Sciences Citation Index, Arts and Humanities Index, Journal Citation Reports, Biological Abstracts, MEDLINE, and Inspec.
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Good for: Accessing medical information.
Contains: Expert, peer-reviewed, physician-written health information.
UpToDate content is reviewed and updated regularly to maintain the currency, accuracy, and relevance of information. It includes: a drug database, drug interactions program, patient information handouts, medical calculators, treatment recommendations, and articles in medical specialty areas.
Good for: Studying 3D human anatomy.
Contains: 3D human anatomy models, educational resources, augmented reality features.