Shohreh Ghasemi
Biography
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, academic leader, and global educator with over 15 years of clinical and faculty experience across the USA, UK, Middle East, and Europe. Combines advanced diagnostics, regenerative aesthetic medicine, and surgical expertise with a focus on translational research, AI-based imaging, and academic innovation. Speaker at global congresses; contributor to over 50 peer-reviewed publications; holder of an AI dental imaging patent.
Education & Credentials-
1.PhD in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery - University of Manchester, UK (2023)
2.MSc in Craniofacial Trauma & Reconstruction - Queen Mary University of London, UK (2023)
3.MSc in Otolaryngology & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Academic and Leadership Appointments
1.Faculty, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (2023-Present)
2.Lecturer, University of South Wales (2024-Present)
3.Faculty, American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (2023-Present)
4.Adjunct Assistant Professor, Augusta University, USA (2020-2023)
5.Advisory Board Member, University of Oklahoma (2025)
6.Secretary, ADA Continuing Education Section (2025-2027)
7.Vice Chancellor, Ministry of Health, Oman (2024-Present
Research Interest
Research and Innovation
1.Principal Investigator - NASA-funded study on motion sickness and implantology
2.Patent Holder - AI Dental Auto-Shade System (USPTO, 2024)
3.Research interests: AI diagnostics, regenerative medicine, oral microbiome, aging science
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence in Precision Dentistry: A Cybersecure Approach to Digital Health Integration
The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital health technologies is redefining clinical decision-making, yet the dental profession has only begun to harness its transformative potential.
This presentation explores how AI-driven tools—ranging from diagnostic algorithms and 3D surgical planning to predictive analytics—can be integrated into modern dental practice to improve patient outcomes.
Emphasis will be placed on the importance of developing secure, interoperable systems for managing sensitive clinical data in compliance with evolving global cybersecurity standards.
Drawing from interdisciplinary collaborations between dentistry, biomedical informatics, and cyber defense frameworks, this session will highlight real-world use cases and propose scalable models for responsible AI adoption.
The presentation will also advocate for the creation of dedicated doctoral and training programs in AI-powered dentistry, laying the foundation for a future-ready oral health workforce.
