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Are you thinking about where to publish your next article?

Published on: 2 Jul 2018

In the last few years a revolution has taken place in academic publishing, with the advent of Open Access (OA) research. Open Access means that your research is accessible to all as soon as it is published so the whole world can see the great work you are doing. If this is something that sounds like it might be useful to moving up the ladder on your career path, why not consider BDJ Open for your next paper?

What is BDJ Open?

BDJ Open, a sister journal of the British Dental Journal, is a peer-reviewed, open-access, online journal publishing dental and oral health primary research from all disciplines.

The BDJ Open publishing team aims to give you the very best publishing experience – and not just in getting your article online as quickly as possible.  We support you as much as we can to ensure your research is more easily discovered, accessed, read and cited.

Who will my article reach if I publish with BDJ Open?

With BDJ Open your article will go further with:

> Marketing campaigns directed at researchers specifically interested in your type of work

> Wide profiling and engagement on our popular social media channels

> Access to press and publicity channels

> Listings in the major abstracting and indexing services

Did you know…

Articles in BDJ Open can also be included in the popular Research Insights section of the British Dental Journal, giving thousands of dental clinicians easy access to your research and providing them with valuable context and expert commentary.

Take a look at a recent Research Insight from BDJ Open here.

If you are serious about your research and career, about developing ideas and about accelerating new technologies and methodologies into the dental world, send your next paper to BDJ Open.

If you have any questions at all about how to write a paper to suit BDJ Open or about publishing in the journal, the Associate Editor of BDJ Open, Dr Jonathan Lewney, will be more than happy to help. You can contact Dr Lewney at jonathan.lewney@bda.org.