Hamdard trains 60 final-year students in microscope dentistry

The Department of Operative Dentistry at Hamdard University Dental Hospital organised a hands-on dental operating microscope workshop under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Syed Abrar Ali, giving final-year students practical exposure to microscope-assisted dentistry.

Final-year dental students participate in a hands-on dental operating microscope workshop organised by Hamdard University Dental Hospital.
Caption: Hamdard University Dental Hospital conducts a hands-on dental operating microscope workshop for around 60 final-year dental students.

KARACHI: Around 60 final-year dental students explored the use of a dental operating microscope during a hands-on workshop organised by the Department of Operative Dentistry at Hamdard University Dental Hospital, bringing an advanced clinical technology into undergraduate dental training.

Conducted under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Syed Abrar Ali, the workshop introduced students to the practical use of dental operating microscopes and gave them an opportunity to experience microscopic dentistry first-hand.

Unlike conventional clinical viewing, microscope-assisted dentistry uses magnification and focused illumination to help clinicians examine fine details during dental procedures. Familiarity with this technology can help undergraduate students understand how enhanced visualisation is incorporated into contemporary clinical practice.

Around 60 students participated in the session, physically exploring the equipment and gaining exposure to an approach increasingly associated with precision-focused dental practice.

The initiative reflects Hamdard University Dental Hospital's effort to introduce students to advanced dental technologies during their undergraduate education, allowing them to engage with developments in clinical dentistry beyond conventional classroom instruction.

Professor Dr. Syed Imran Hasan, Principal of the Hamdard University Dental Hospital appreciated the efforts of the Department of Operative Dentistry and Prof. Dr. Syed Abrar Ali in organising the workshop. He particularly acknowledged the initiative as a distinctive learning opportunity at the undergraduate level.

By giving final-year students direct exposure to dental operating microscopes, the workshop provided an opportunity to become familiar with technology used in modern dentistry before entering professional practice.

The initiative also highlights the value of practical, technology-oriented learning in preparing future dentists to understand and engage with evolving clinical approaches.

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