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Henrik Berlin serves as an Assistant Professor and Specialist dentist at Malmö University's Faculty of Odontology, where he is employed in Division 4. His professional activities bridge clinical dentistry practice with academic research, focusing on improving pediatric dental care experiences.
- Faculty of Odontology, Malmö University
- Division 4 researcher
- Specialist dentist with academic appointment
- Active researcher in pediatric dentistry
Dr. Berlin specializes in children's experiences of pain during dental care, employing both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. His work examines pain assessment tools, pharmacological management approaches, and patient experiences across various dental procedures. He investigates how undergraduate dental students perceive and manage children's pain, contributing to educational improvements in pediatric dentistry training. His research aims to develop safer, more personalized dental care approaches for children and adolescents through evidence-based practices.
Analysis of Dr. Berlin's recent publications reveals a consistent thematic focus on pain assessment in pediatric dental contexts. His work spans clinical validation studies of assessment tools, surveys of clinical practices, educational research on student perceptions, and controlled trials examining pain during orthodontic treatment. These publications demonstrate methodological diversity including randomized controlled trials, survey research, and grounded theory approaches, reflecting a comprehensive investigation into pediatric dental pain from multiple perspectives.
Dr. Berlin is affiliated with the Citizen Health research environment at Malmö University, which focuses on improving public health and reducing health inequalities through community-engaged research. His work also contributes to the university's Advancing Oral Health profile, which aims to improve oral healthcare through precision medicine approaches, sustainable health practices, health equity initiatives, and eHealth implementation strategies.
