Organize Clinical Periodontology Review

I have already collected a sizeable stack of recent, peer-reviewed papers in clinical Periodontology. What I now need is someone who can turn that raw material into a polished, publication-ready literature review thesis. The emphasis is on writing and organizing: shaping a coherent argument, structuring each chapter logically, and stitching the evidence together in clear, academic English.

Here is what I am counting on you for:
• Build a detailed outline that meets graduate-level thesis conventions.
• Draft every section—introduction, methods for the review, synthesis of findings, critical discussion, and conclusion—with tight, well-referenced prose.
• Handle citations and bibliography flawlessly (Vancouver or APA style; I will confirm).
• Create any summary tables or illustrative figures that strengthen the narrative.
• Revise with me iteratively until the committee-ready version is achieved, keeping similarity reports within acceptable limits.

Familiarity with PubMed searches, PRISMA flow diagrams, EndNote or Zotero, and periodontal terminology is important, as is a track record of writing dental or medical theses. If you can demonstrate that experience, I would be happy to share my reference library and timeline so we can get underway immediately.