Mutsuko Nakayama
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Dr. Mutsuko Nakayama is a pioneering researcher in orthodontic education and simulation-based training, with a focus on integrating robotics into clinical skill development. Her most cited work, "The utility of a patient robot in orthodontic practice" (2016), explores the use of a patient robot to simulate real-world orthodontic bonding procedures, addressing critical gaps in risk management and hands-on learning. This study, conducted from June to August 2013, demonstrated how robotic patients can provide a safe, repeatable environment for students to practice complex techniques without compromising patient safety. Though her citation count is modest (2 citations), her work represents an innovative step toward bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and clinical application in orthodontics. Dr. Nakayama’s research underscores the potential of robotics to revolutionize dental education, offering a scalable solution for improving procedural accuracy and student confidence. Her contributions are particularly valuable for educators seeking to enhance simulation fidelity, and her findings have implications for broader adoption of patient robots in medical training.
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- 1The utility of a patient robot in orthodontic practice2 citations · 2016