A session on Biomedical Devices in Dentistry was conducted by Dr Saee Deshpande (Professor, Dept of Prosthodontics and Co-ordinator of Incubation and Innovation Cell RDDCRC, Nagpur) for undergraduate BDS students with the objective of introducing them to emerging technologies and their clinical applications in modern dental practice. The session began with an overview of biomedical devices, highlighting their role in diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient monitoring. The importance of integrating engineering principles with dental sciences was emphasized to enhance precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes. The session also included case-based discussions and demonstrations, which allowed students to visualize real-world applications of these devices. Students actively participated by asking questions and engaging in discussions about future career opportunities in dental technology and research. By the end of the session, students gained:

• A foundational understanding of biomedical devices in dentistry

• Insight into current technological trends and innovations

• Awareness of interdisciplinary collaboration between dentistry, engineering, and research

The session was informative and well-received, inspiring students to explore research and innovation in the field of biomedical devices.