Rate My Professor Daniel Sundaresan

Sundaresan's research focuses on Special Needs Dentistry, encompassing patient complexity assessment, management of patients with bleeding disorders such as haemophilia, palliative care applications like palatal lift prostheses, multidisciplinary head and neck cancer care, and hospital-based dental service funding models. He has authored or co-authored 14 publications, accumulating 27 citations and over 1,050 reads. Key works include 'Development and pilot use of a novel complexity checklist for patients with special healthcare needs in Australia and New Zealand' (2025), 'Frequency and Severity of Post-Procedure Bleeding Events Following Dental Extractions Completed in Patients on Heparin Therapy' (2025), 'Assessing patient complexity in Special Needs Dentistry in the Australian and New Zealand context: a qualitative study' (2025), 'Inequalities in public funding: Are hospital-based dental services funding models in Australia logical?' (2024), and 'Special needs dentistry in multidisciplinary head and neck cancer management – characterizing scope and complexity of patient care' (2022). He contributes to education through webinars, such as the New Zealand Dental Association's Young Dentist Webinar Series on Special Needs Dentistry.