Rate My Professor Vanessa Reher

Reher's scholarly contributions include over 340 citations across numerous publications. Key works feature 'Effectiveness of technology-enhanced learning to improve dental students’ clinical decision-making' (Journal of Dental Education, 2020, co-authored with M.C.C. Berry and others), 'Design of a communication skills course in dentistry' (2022, co-authored with M. Berry and others), 'A positive outcome of a COVID-19-induced dental course' (2021), 'Nerve Injuries Following Third Molar Surgery at an Australian University: A 4-Year Review' (co-authored with S. Choudhari and P. Reher), and 'Evaluation of Nystatin Containing Chitosan Hydrogels as Potential Dual Action Bio-Active Restorative Materials: in Vitro Approach' (Journal of Functional Biomaterials, 2014, co-authored with V.T. Perchyonok and others). Additional significant publications cover 'Insights and relative effect of aspirin, naproxen and ibuprofen containing hydrogels' (2014), 'Bioactive-Functionalized Interpenetrating Network Hydrogel (BIOF-IPN)' series (2015-2016), 'Nitric oxide levels in saliva increase with severity of chronic periodontitis' (2007), 'Enamel demineralization and bracket bond strength when etching with acid and/or Er:YAG laser' (2012), and 'Supra-apical posterior ostectomy and zygomatic miniplate anchorage—a new approach to treat severe skeletal anterior open bites' (2011). In 2018, she participated in providing vital dental care in East Timor on behalf of the School of Dentistry and Oral Health alongside Professor Peter Reher. Her teaching involves general dental practice courses and enhancing student experiences.