Azra Naheed Dental College (ANDC), Superior University, Lahore, celebrates a significant academic achievement by its second-year Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) students, Roman Fatima and Mahnoor Iqbal. The duo was awarded the Bronze Medal for their innovative E-poster presentation at the esteemed PDA 14th International & 34th National Dental Conference, a premier forum for dental research and innovation in Pakistan.
Their award-winning project, titled “AI-Powered Community Oral Health Screening: Bridging Diagnostic Gaps in Pakistan,” presented a forward-thinking model that leverages artificial intelligence to enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and accessibility of oral health diagnostics in underserved communities. The research addressed a critical public health challenge by proposing a scalable, technology-driven solution to improve early detection and preventive care, reflecting a deep understanding of both clinical dentistry and digital innovation.
This accomplishment underscores the rigorous academic environment and research-oriented pedagogy at ANDC, where students are actively mentored to engage with real-world healthcare challenges. It highlights the college’s success in cultivating not only clinical proficiency but also interdisciplinary thinking and technological adeptness among its undergraduates. Furthermore, this national recognition aligns with Superior University’s broader strategic vision of integrating advanced technology with professional education to foster socially impactful innovation. The achievement of Roman Fatima and Mahnoor Iqbal exemplifies the university’s commitment to empowering the next generation of healthcare leaders who are equipped to drive meaningful progress and address systemic gaps within Pakistan’s medical and dental landscapes.
