This research group is dedicated to advancing innovations in dental education. Dentistry has a long history of transformative innovation — moving from the era of amalgam to adhesive restorative materials, from removable dentures to implant-retained prostheses, and from traditional lectures to problem-based learning. Educational tools have also evolved, progressing from blackboard and chalk to interactive 3D virtual models. <br> <br>As dental science and technologies continue to evolve, so must dental curricula. Educational programs must remain responsive — adapting not only to advancements in dental knowledge and teaching technologies but also to the shifting needs of students and the evolving oral health demands of the community. Our group seeks to lead and support this dynamic process through research, collaboration, and the implementation of innovative educational strategies....More