Muskan Kumari represents KMU with exclusive AI dental tourism research at Dentallnnovate 2.0
KARACHI: Muskan Kumari, a second-year BDS student at Karachi Metropolitan University (KMU), has achieved a remarkable milestone by presenting her original research on artificial intelligence in dental tourism at Dentallnnovate 2.0, a poster competition organized by Liaquat College of Medicine and Dentistry (LCMD). Her work, titled "How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Dental Care Tourism," is set to be published internationally in the upcoming book “Next-Generation Treatment Methods and Destinations in Dental Health Tourism” by IGI Global in December 2025.
Muskan is the only participant from Karachi Metropolitan University to be featured at this level, proudly representing her institution—formerly Karachi Medical and Dental College—on both national and global platforms. Her research highlights how AI technologies are reshaping patient experience, diagnostics, and decision-making within the fast-evolving field of dental health tourism.
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“This research reflects my passion for combining dentistry and technology to improve global patient care,” said Muskan, speaking to Dental News. “I’m truly honored to contribute to a global publication and represent my university in such a meaningful way.”
The book will be edited by Ömer Şarkbay, a distinguished academic from Turkiye, and published by IGI Global, a renowned publisher known for spotlighting innovative healthcare research. Muskan’s inclusion is a strong testament to the quality of emerging talent in Pakistan’s dental academic community.
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Her participation in Dentallnnovate 2.0 adds further value to the achievement. The annual event by LCMD aims to provide a dynamic platform for dental students across the country to showcase innovations in clinical practices, research, and technology.
Muskan’s achievement is not only a personal triumph but also a proud moment for KMU, reinforcing its commitment to nurturing future dental leaders. Her research stands at the intersection of AI, dentistry, and cross-border patient mobility, offering insights that could shape how developing nations like Pakistan can benefit from emerging trends in health tourism.
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