Matthew Nangle

Matthew Nangle is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland's School of Dentistry. His research examines intersections between oral health, cognitive function, and chronic conditions like multiple sclerosis and stroke, with emphasis on patient-reported outcomes and healthcare accessibility.

Research focuses:

• Oral health impacts on neurological conditions
• Dental anxiety in vulnerable populations
• Geriatric oral epidemiology

Publications highlight cognitive-oral health relationships, particularly in multiple sclerosis and aging populations. Recent work explores measurement of oral health quality of life and its psychological dimensions.

Awards & Activities:

• Recipient of multiple research grants in dental epidemiology
• Collaborates with neurology departments on interdisciplinary studies