Innovation in Dentistry: The Need for Patents in Pakistan
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Dental innovation, Intelectual property, Dental curriculum, Patents, PakistanAbstract
Pakistan’s contribution to dental innovation, particularly patents, is minimal despite global advancements in dentistry. This editorial examines systemic barriers, including limited intellectual property education, funding, and a focus on traditional careers, that hinder innovation. Highlighting the transformative role of patents, it proposes solutions like IP education, R&D centers, mentorship, and financial support. A collective call to action urges stakeholders to foster a culture of creativity and patenting, advancing Pakistan’s role in global dental science.
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