A. Papers published or accepted for Publication in Recognized Scientific Journals

1.     Al Ruhaimi, K. and Sailer, H.: Neurofibromatosis of the Maxillofacial Region, Saudi Dent. J. 1989; 1(1):2-7

2.     Al Ruhaimi, K.: Response of Dental Professionals in Saudi Arabia towards Hepatitis B Vaccine and Gloves wearing.  Trop Dent J 1991;(2):24-28.

3.     Al Ruhaimi, K., Nwoku, A.L. and Shaikh, H.S.: Orthognathic Surgery: Planning and Treatment Illustrated on Six Cases. Saudi Dent J. 1991;(2):53-66

4.     Al Ruhaimi, K. and Nwoku, A.L.: Alternative Surgical Approach to Prevent TMJ Clicking. Egyptian Dent. J 1991;3(37):79-81.

5.     Al Ruhaimi, K. and Nwoku, A.L.: Vestibuloplasty with Skin Grafting: Is Graft Adhesive Necessary? Egyptian Dent.J. 1991;3(37):40-51

6.     Al Ruhaimi, K. and Nwoku, A.L.: An Unusual Radiopaque Image through and Orthopantomogram Film. Int J. Oral Maxillofacial Surgery, 1991;20:96-97

7.     Al Ruhaimi, K & Nwoku, A.L.: Errors in the treatment of fibrodysplasia  ossificans progressive. SD. 1993;5(1):38-43.

8.     Al Ruhaimi, K: Surgical correction of an openbite. SDJ 1995;7(2):101-107.

9.     Al Ruhaimi, K.: Perception of orthognathic surgery among patients in Saudi Arabia.  EDJ 1994;40:743-749.

10.  Al Ruhaimi, K.: Comparative evaluation of osteogenic activity between (BOP) ® and (Laddec)® as bone filling material. C.D.J. 1996;

11.  Al Ruhaimi, K: Evaluation of Lubbos R and Kiel bone R as bone substitute in maxillary augmentation. C.D.J. 1996;

12.  Al Ruhaimi, K.: A submerged osteodistraction device: An innovative technique  for experimental animal studies. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery. USA, 2000 11(1).

13.  Al Ruhaimi, K.: Effect of adding resorbable calcium sulfate to Grafting materials on early bone regeneration in osseous defects in rabbits.  The grafting materials on early bone regeneration in osseous defects in rabbits.  The international journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants, USA, 2000, 15(6).

14.  Al Ruhaimi, K.: Composite grafting material for sinus augmentation, Saudi Dental Journal, KSA, 2000.

15.  Al Ruhaimi K.: Bone graft substitutes. A comparative histologic review of the current osteoconductive grafting material.  International Journal of Oral Maxillofacial Implants, USA, 2001.

16.  Al Ruhaimi, K.: Effect of calcium sulfate on the rate of osteogenesis in distracted  bone. International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, U.K. Accepted.

17.  Al Ruhaimi, K.: Comparison of different distractin rates in the mandible.   An experimental investigation. International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, U.K. Accepted.

18.  Al Ruhaimi, K:Closure of cleft palate without surgical flap. Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, USA. Accepted.

19.  Al Ruhaimi, K.: Augmentation of osseous-implant dehiscence with membrane alone or  with combination of demineralised xenographic bone particles and membrane. Saudi Dental Journal, KSA, Accepted.

20.  Al Ruhaimi, K: Guided bone regeneration membranes: An experimental investigation.  Egyptian Dental Journal. Egypt. Accepted 

B. Published Abstracts:

1.     Al Ruhaimi, K.: Comparative evaluation of osteogenic activity between BOP & Laddec as bone filling materials. J. Cranio-maxillofacical Surgery, 1996;24(1):12.

2.     Al Ruhaimi, K.: Closure of cleft palate without surgical flap. J Cranio-maxillofacial Surgery, 1998; 26(1):6

3.     Al Ruhaimi, K.: Effect of calcium sulfate on osteogenesis of distracted bone. Int J. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 1998.

4.     Al Ruhaimi K.: Comparative of distraction rate in the mandible. Asian J Oral Maxillofacial Surgery, 2000,

C. Granted Research

Main Researcher (K. Al Ruhaimi)

1.     1998; Comparative osteogenic activity between different bone grafting substitutes. King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

2.     1998; Effect of resorbable calcium sulfate as guided bone regeneration membrane.  A comparative study. Research Centre, College of Dentistry, King Saud University , Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

3.     1999; Multi-directional osteo distraction device. King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.