Labs & Facilities
- Overview of Available Research Facilities
- List of Research Labs
Archive of Completed Research Projects
Interdisciplinary Collaborations
To drive innovation and excellence in prosthodontic research by integrating cutting-edge technology, interdisciplinary collaboration, and clinical advancements to improve patient care and dental education, including advancements in dental sleep medicine to enhance treatment options for sleep-related breathing disorders.
Achieving leadership in scientific research and innovation in the field of Dentistry.
The College of Dentistry Research Center came into existence in 1981 by virtue of an Academic Council resolution requiring all the university’s constituent colleges’ set-up individual and autonomous Research Centers.
To monitor all research in the college, and, in addition, to provide financial support as needed, to consider ethical implications, and to play an administrative and coordinating role in general.
To encourage viable research potentials from the dental professionals in the Kingdom.
The CDRC’s mission is to fulfill commitment in taking a more aggressive stand in developing and improving the research activities in the College.
To drive innovation and excellence in prosthodontic research by integrating cutting-edge technology, interdisciplinary collaboration, and clinical advancements to improve patient care and dental education, including advancements in dental sleep medicine to enhance treatment options for sleep-related breathing disorders.
To drive innovation and excellence in prosthodontic research by integrating cutting-edge technology, interdisciplinary collaboration, and clinical advancements to improve patient care and dental education, including advancements in dental sleep medicine to enhance treatment options for sleep-related breathing disorders.
Achieving leadership in scientific research and innovation in the field of Dentistry.
The College of Dentistry Research Center came into existence in 1981 by virtue of an Academic Council resolution requiring all the university’s constituent colleges’ set-up individual and autonomous Research Centers.