Aldis Rozenblats

Aldis Rozenblats is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Oral Medicine at Rīga Stradiņš University, Faculty of Medicine. His academic and clinical work focuses on the intersection of oral microbiology, systemic health, and salivary gland pathology.

Research Interests: Dr. Rozenblats' research centers on the oral microbiome and its systemic implications, particularly how microbial communities in the oral cavity influence general health. His work spans immunology and microbiology, with a focus on Staphylococcus aureus, carbohydrate and aerobic metabolism in oral pathogens, and diseases such as sialadenitis. He investigates diagnostic and therapeutic innovations, including modified sialoscintigraphy techniques and antioxidant-based interventions for oral health.

The trend in his publications reflects a strong translational focus—bridging experimental models (including canine studies) with clinical applications in dentistry. His work combines basic science (microbial metabolism), clinical diagnostics (sialoscintigraphy), and preventive innovation (functional beverages). Keywords across his research include oral microbiome, periodontics, salivary gland disorders, and chronic dental infections.

Professional Activities:

• Presented on chronic dental infections in clinical practice (2017)
• Active contributor to dental and medical conferences

Collaborations: Frequently collaborates with J. Dumpis, G. Selga, I. Čēma, and others, indicating strong integration within a clinical research network in Latvia. His work suggests involvement in both academic teaching and clinical mentorship, though formal advisees are not listed.