Boyen Huang

Boyen Huang is a researcher at James Cook University, specializing in dentistry and related fields. His work spans

• oral surgery
• orthodontics
• pediatric dentistry
• medical genetics
• restorative dentistry

. He has contributed to studies on craniofacial disorders, traumatic dental injuries, and genetic factors in dental conditions. His research explores both clinical applications and molecular mechanisms, including BMP signaling in tooth regeneration.

His publications highlight collaborations with international researchers, focusing on topics such as

• digit sucking and malocclusion
• dental anxiety in children
• fluoride effects on restorative materials
• gene therapy for tooth development

. While no specific awards are listed, his work has been presented at major conferences like the IADR and published in journals including PLoS ONE and International Dental Journal.