Dental students often play a pivotal role in advancing research within the field of this research group. By participating in various research projects, they gain hands-on experience and a deep understanding of the research process. These students are taught numerous aspects of research methodology, including how to design and execute high-quality studies, analyze data, and interpret results. Additionally, they learn about the importance of research in improving dental practices and enhancing patient care. They also participate in local and international conferences to present their research projects. This comprehensive training not only equips dental students with essential skills but also fosters a culture of continuous learning and innovation in the field of dentistry.

On Going projects with students:

Dr. Hadeel Saleh working on 2 research projects:

1. A randomized controlled trial on the effect of different types of mouthwash on the healing of extraction sockets.

Dr. Yara Hassan working on Effect of different bone graft materials in socket preservation: A randomized clinical trial.

Dr. Mohammad Hatamleh working on Objective Classification of Bone Loss Patterns in Dentistry: A Cross-Sectional Study

Others have already published their projects. Please see the published articles section.