BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Custom style bibliography

[riffat_1982]

I made the custom bibliography using latex makebst that gives output as desired

Vergara-Buenaventura, A. and Castro-Ruiz, C. (2020). Use of mouthwashes
against covid-19 in dentistry. British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery 58:924–927.

I want to add period after the name of journal. How should I edit stylefile ( .BST file) to include period at theend of journal name.

[kaiserkarl13]

What you are asking for is highly unusual, which is why makebst doesn't ask you whether you want a period after the journal title.

If you really want that, you can find the function "article" in your BST file and there should be a line that says something like

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"journal" bibinfo.check
add.blank
 
 
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or perhaps just

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journal " " *
 
 
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You can insert a period before the blank by putting

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add.period$ write$
 
 
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before the "add.blank" line. In the second example, replace " " with ". "

Note that BibTeX is a stack-based language, meaning doing something like 2 + 2 = 4 would be coded as "2 2 + write$ newline$"; similarly, writing "hello, world!" could be coded as ' "hello" " " * "world" * "!" * write$ newline$' or perhaps '"hello" " " "world" "!" * * * write$ newline$'

If it needs to be more complicated than that or you have trouble, check out tamethebeast (Tame the BeaST: The B to X of BibTeX) by Nicolas Markey.