Tu-Moor–Fiction-Based Learning for Oral Pathology
Current Stage of Innovation
TRL
71% of dental students face difficulties in understanding oral pathology through traditional theory classes. This challenge affects their comprehension and long-term retention of essential concepts.
A large proportion of dental students—nearly 71% according to recent studies—struggle to fully grasp oral pathology concepts when taught solely through conventional theoretical methods. Traditional classroom lectures often rely heavily on textual descriptions and static images, making it difficult for students to visualize complex pathological processes and tissue changes. As a result, many learners find it challenging to connect theoretical knowledge with clinical relevance, leading to superficial understanding and poor long-term retention. Without interactive or visual learning aids, essential topics such as lesion identification, disease progression, and microscopic interpretation remain abstract and confusing. This gap in comprehension can hinder students’ ability to accurately diagnose and manage oral diseases in real-life scenarios. Furthermore, the lack of engaging, case-based, and technology-driven teaching approaches reduces student motivation and interest in the subject. Incorporating modern tools such as 3D visualizations, virtual microscopy, and interactive simulations could transform how oral pathology is taught.
Fund, Prototyping Lab, Market Validation, Customer Aquisition
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