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Mohammad Zeinalddin

Mohammad Zeinalddin
Mohammad Orthodontic Center

CRANIOFACIAL ORTHODONTIST(Fellow, Dr Eric Liou), BDS, MSc., Specialty Certificate Orthodontics (Malmö, Sweden), MOrth, FDS RCSEd(U.K)

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Introduction
Craniofacial Orthodontist & founder-Mohammad Orthodontic Center L.L.C Visiting Consultant at Zumoroda Sohar Dental Center (Oman) MSc, Specialty Cert. Orthodontics (Malmö,Sweden) , Membership Orthodontics (MOrth) & Fellow of Dental Surgery (FDS) and Associate member of Faculty of Dental Trainers (FDT) from Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd,U.K), Fellowship of Craniofacial Orthodontics (FCFO - Taiwan) Reviewer of Asian Pacific Orthodontic Society(APOS) and Iranian Orthodontic Journals
Additional affiliations
January 2018 - present
Mohammad Orthodontic Center
Position
  • Founder and CEO
Description
  • MOC is a well reputed Multi Speciality Dental Center at heart of Muscat established by Dr Mohammad Zeinalddin. MOC vision is to provide affordable and excellent dental services in Oman with primary focus on all type of Orthodontics and cosmetic dental treatments.
January 2021 - present
Zuma Dental&Orthodontic Center
Position
  • Co Founder and CEO
Description
  • Co Founder and CEO ZOC is established at Amerat Area, Muscat, being the second branch of www.mohammadcenter.com Aimed to expand the service to more patients in Sultanate of Oman.
April 2016 - present
European University College
Position
  • Lecturer
Description
  • Pleasure of being mentored during my PG studies and now having the opportunity to work with the well known "Prof. Donald Ferguson"
Education
June 2018 - July 2019
Chang Gung University
Field of study
  • Craniofacial Orthodontics
February 2013 - February 2016
European University College
Field of study
  • MSc. Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics
August 2006 - January 2012
Oman Dental College
Field of study
  • Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Publications

Publications (49)
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Digital dentistry has fundamentally transformed the way dental professionals diagnose, plan, and treat patients. This rapidly evolving field encompasses a range of technologies, including: Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM): This technology enables the design and fabrication of precise dental restorations, such as crowns,...
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Oral cancer is a significant global health concern with a high mortality rate. Early detection and diagnosis are crucial for improving patient outcomes. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a promising tool for enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of oral cancer screening. This study aims to conduct a comprehensive comparative analysis of v...
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Background Little is known about factors associated with the severity of cleft lip with or without cleft palate (CL/P) especially during the COVID-19 pandemic with its dramatic changes. Objectives The aim of this multi-national study is to measure the association between CL/P severity, COVID-19 infection, and fear of COVID-19 in five Arab countrie...
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Background The Indonesian National Armed Forces have the largest military personnel in Southeast Asia. Physical fitness is important for the overall health of these personnel. Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) enables clinicians to accurately evaluate the upper airway volume. Objective This study aimed to investigate the correlation between the...
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The paradigm of healthcare is shifting towards precision medicine, tailoring treatments to individual patients based on genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. Dentistry, traditionally a standalone discipline, is increasingly recognized as an integral component of overall health. This paper explores the convergence of precision medicine and...
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Early cavity detection is crucial for preventing tooth decay from progressing into more serious dental problems. Traditional methods of cavity detection rely on visual inspection by a dentist during an oral examination. However, this approach may not always be effective in detecting cavities in their early stages. A remote monitoring system for ear...
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Objectives This in vitro study aimed to evaluate the effect of placing two mini-dental implant (MDI) at different heights on the retention form of the lower over denture (OD). Materials and Methods Sixteen acrylic mandibular blocks and their corresponding ODs were prepared and divided into four groups (four sets per group) to represent an atrophic...
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Objectives Risk factors for non-syndromic orofacial cleft (NSOFCs) include genetic profile and environmental exposure to medication and illnesses during pregnancy. We assessed the association between the COVID-19 vaccination and the incidence of NSOFC across five Middle Eastern countries. Materials and methods This multi-country, hospital-based, c...
Preprint
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Background: Little is known about factors associated with the severity of cleft lip with or without cleft palate (CL/P) especially during COVID-19 pandemic with its dramatic changes. Objectives: The aim of this multi-national study is to measure the association between CL/P severity, COVID-19 infection, and fear of COVID-19 in Five-Arab countries....
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Presurgical infant orthopaedic (PSIO) protocol is applied prior to cleft Lip and/cleft palate surgical intervention to facilitate the repair by restoring the alar base and maintaining the skeletal, soft tissue harmony. The objective of this review is to assess the literature on the presurgical infant orthopaedic protocol most widely used and accept...
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Background The environmental etiology of non-syndromic orofacial clefts (NSOFCs) is still under research. The aim of this case-control study is to assess COVID-19 associated factors that may be related to the risk of NSOFC in five Arab countries. These factors include COVID-19 infection, COVID-19 symptoms, family member or friends infected with COV...
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Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence and severity of Temporomandibular Disorders (TMDs) among Omani orthodontic patients and to determine the association of skeletal relationship with the TMDs. Materials and Methods: A group of 103 Omani orthodontic patients with the age group ranged between 12-35 years who attended the ort...
Poster
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AEEDC international Conference, PSIO poster presentation
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Presurgical infant orthopaedic (PSIO) protocol is applied prior to cleft Lip and/ cleft palate surgical intervention to facilitate the repair by restoring the alar base and maintaining the skeletal, soft tissue harmony. The objective of this review is to assess the literature on the presurgical infant orthopaedic protocol most widely used and accep...
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Cleft lip and/or palate are one of the most common birth defects around the world. This cross sectional study aimed to study characteristic of cleft lip and plate cases attended Khaula Hospital Cleft Center. Methods: The data were collected from Plastic Surgery Department of Khaula Hospital Muscat, Oman, between years 2010 and 2019. Data was coll...
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Accepted ACPA abstract 2022 Houston,TX Dr Mohd Z Muscat, Bona L Yemen CF online Title: From one crisis to another: working strategies for younger cleft surgeons learning revision surgeries for bilateral cleft lip, and suggestions to bide one’s time before reversing the outcomes of a previous trump card. Background/Purpose: The cleft surgeon is...
Technical Report
https://youtu.be/lVTyIvV5gGE Tissue resistance in Palatoplasty
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An un-erupted permanent canine crossing the midline is called transmigration and is considered to be an unusual event. 1 The incidence of maxillary canine impaction ranges between 0.8-2.8%. The proper diagnosis of the transmigrated canines is achieved by radiographic evaluation. In this case report a rare phenomenon of bilateral impacted and migrat...
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Advances in knowledge: 1. This study will provide an insight into the knowledge and attitude of general practitioners in Oman towards adopting MI principles of caries management. 2. It will guide towards improving the implementation of concepts of minimally invasive dentistry. Application to patient care: 1. This article provides the general den...
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Objective: To introduce an innovative laparoscopic knot tying technique using loop knot guide or needle knot guide designed for extracorporeal knot tying and using needle holder for intracorporeal knot tying to be ergonomically more suitable than traditional knot tying techniques for minimally invasive surgery. Design: A qualitative, explanatory r...
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Since Covid-19, elective consultations have been mostly replaced by online consultations, telemedicine, WhatsApp consults, and other forms of remote patient management. Unless proved otherwise, all patients requiring surgery should be considered potentially infected; healthcare staff in operating theatres must always use PPE regardless of the COVID...
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Fat grafting for facial rejuvenation is often followed by significant and unpredictable resorption within the first few months. No one has been able to validate the best technique to ensure long term volumetric retention of fat transfer and results continue to be unpredictable. Fat alone as a filler for facial rejuvenation may not be the best optio...
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Minimal blood loss in palatoplasty can be achieved with adrenaline saline hydro dissection, and a good knowledge of key anatomical structures as well as the stubborn areas of static resistance, where dissection is difficult because of fixed tissue planes. With the advent of minimal incision palatoplasty, buttonhole and medial-only incision procedur...
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Understanding the key anatomical areas of static resistance due to tight tissue planes makes cleft palate easier, and along with saline hydro dissection, decreases blood loss.
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*Correction on setback BSSO and Advance ment : burring off superior part of outer cortex,in setback and the reverse for adv.Typo error regretted. Surgery first orthognathic surgery is one of the most fascinating advances in orthognathic surgery and involves a teamwork between craniofacial orthodontists and craniofacial plastic surgeons. One of the...
Research
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The bilateral cleft lip deformity is often a challenging surgery for younger cleft trainees because of the associated nasal deformities. Done with care, using Mulliken's five principles of symmetry, muscle continuity, philtral size and shape, median tubercle formation using labial elements, and alar cartilage positioning, one is able to achieve sat...
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Understanding the surface anatomy markers for the hamulus in palate surgery is often a useful pointer to the position of the hook of hamulus during cleft palate surgery. This innovative idea is of particular use in Veau 1 and 2 where only medial incisions are used. Younger cleft surgeons feel more comfortable when they are able to clearly see palat...
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Maxillary deficiency is among the huge culprits in orthodontic patients seeking treatment. Multiple treatment modalities are there to tackle this problem. The most common treatment approaches are rapid maxillary expansion (RME) and miniscrew/surgical assisted rapid palatal expansion (MARPE/SARPE). In this article we reviewed two different approache...
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Unilateral cleft lip surgery is part and parcel of every trainee cleft surgeon's armamentarium. As their cleft expertise is founded on solid principles and anthropometric measurements, the chances of error and iatrogenic deformity are significantly lower than that of the untrained surgeon who attempts cleft surgery. In this communication we would l...
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Impacted maxillary canines are commonly encountered in orthodontics. The permanent maxillary canine is the second most frequent impacted tooth after the third molar. Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is as an effective method to localize and evaluate the exact position of the maxillary impacted canines. In this case report, Initial conventional...
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Training Understanding the surface anatomy markers for the hamulus in palate surgery is often a useful pointer to the position of the hook of hamulus during cleft palate surgery. This innovative idea is of particular use in Veau 1 and 2 where only medial incisions are used. Younger cleft surgeons feel more comfortable when they are able to clearly...
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Keywords: Impacted Maxillary Canine; Conventional Radiographs; CBCT; Orthodontics Impacted maxillary canines are commonly encountered in orthodontics. The permanent maxillary canine is the second most frequent impacted tooth after the third molar. Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is as an effective method to localize and evaluate the exact posi...
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Introduction Accurately measuring tongue space is challenging, but this information can be useful to many dental specialties. This study was intended to estimate the reliability of using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) to measure tongue space, which includes tongue volume and the oral cavity air capacity. Methods For this preliminary study, CB...
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Introduction:Accurately measuring tongue space is challenging, but this information can be useful to many dental specialties. This study was intended to estimate the reliability of using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) to measure tongue space, which includes tongue volume and the oral cavity air capacity. Methods For this preliminary study, CB...
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Aim: The aim of this study was to compare the accuracy of two electronic apex locators (Root ZX II and Mini Apex Locator) at initial, preflaring, after instrumentation and retreatment stages of root canal therapy. Methodology: Sixty canals in 47 extracted teeth were divided into two groups of 30 each. Teeth were accessed, and then the actual workin...
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Objectives: This is a cross-sectional descriptive study to provide baseline information about the causal pattern of patient attendance to public health centre's dental clinics. Methods: There are five main districts in Muscat city (Amerat, Al-Hail, Al-Khuwair, Muttrah and Muscat). To understand the pattern of patient attendance to public health cen...
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Objective: To investigate the relationships between the stages of calcification of mandibular right and left second molars using Demirjian method and skeletal maturity stages using cervical vertebrae maturity index (CVMI) among Omani subjects. To establish a valid clinical tool for indication of pubertal growth period in Omani children and adolesce...
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Omani subjects (n=149) ages 8 to 17 years were evaluated for relationship between stages of mandibular second molar calcification (DI) and skeletal maturity stages of cervical vertebrae maturity index (CVMI). DI stages are a reliable indicator of skeletal maturity and can be used as a clinical tool in predicting the skeletal maturity stages in Oman...
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Omani subjects (n=149) ages 8 to 17 years were evaluated for relationship between stages of mandibular second molar calcification (DI) and skeletal maturity stages of cervical vertebrae maturity index (CVMI). DI stages are a reliable indicator of skeletal maturity and can be used as a clinical tool in predicting the skeletal maturity stages in Oman...
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Omani subjects (n=149) ages 8 to 17 years were evaluated for relationship between stages of mandibular second molar calcification (DI) and skeletal maturity stages of cervical vertebrae maturity index (CVMI). DI stages are a reliable indicator of skeletal maturity and can be used as a clinical tool in predicting the skeletal maturity stages in Oman...
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Omani subjects (n=149) ages 8 to 17 years were evaluated for relationship between stages of mandibular second molar calcification (DI) and skeletal maturity stages of cervical vertebrae maturity index (CVMI). DI stages are a reliable indicator of skeletal maturity and can be used as a clinical tool in predicting the skeletal maturity stages in Oman...
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Omani subjects (n=149) ages 8 to 17 years were evaluated for relationship between stages of mandibular second molar calcification (DI) and skeletal maturity stages of cervical vertebrae maturity index (CVMI). DI stages are a reliable indicator of skeletal maturity and can be used as a clinical tool in predicting the skeletal maturity stages in Oman...
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ABSTRACT: The class III malocclusions are the difficult ones to treat. Depending upon the timing, severity and localisation of the discrepancy various treatment modalities are available for correction. A Skeletal Class III treated with orthognathic surgery is herewith presented in the article. Key words: class III , malocclusion, BSSO, Orthognathi...
Conference Paper
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Abstract: Introduction: There is always a debate regarding the treatment of canine tooth crossbite that is best provided with fixed appliance than removable appliances. Case: A 16 years old patient attended clinic complaining of his palatally placed upper right canine. Diagnosis & Treatment plan: Complete Maxillary Canine tooth (13) crossbite, D...
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ABSTRACT: Objectives: This is a retrospective study to provide baseline information about the causal pattern of patient attendance to five governmental health centres’ dental clinic. Methods: The records of all the patients who accessed and received dental treatment at five governmental health centers randomly selected from five districts in Musc...

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