Dr Song's research focuses on the exploration of using modern technology in clinical care and clinical education. In clinical care, virtual planning, computer-aided-design (CAD) and three-dimensional (3D) printing techniques are major technological advancements that can revolutionise the practice of dentistry, allowing more efficient workflow, less wastage and greater benefits to patients. In clinical education, with the arrival of ‘post-millennial’ graduates in the workforce, new teaching modalities using digital technology can motivate these ‘digital natives’ to continue their personal and professional development even after graduation. Clinicians engaged in self-directed learning will naturally translate to better patient care.
Dr Song received the Young Clinician Publication Award in 2015, 2016 and 2019.Research focus areasThree-dimensional printing using computer aided designGamification in clinical educationCurrent ProjectsUsing computer-aided-design and three-dimensional printing in the fabrication of arch bars for jaw surgeries – PI The assessment of gamified learning to inculcate patient safety in newly graduated dental officers – PIPublications and/or research projects
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