Dr. Alfaifi, a distinguished graduate of the College of Dentistry at King Khalid University (2015–2016), has excelled in his academic and professional journey. After completing his pre-specialization training, he pursued advanced studies in the USA, earning dual supervision for his master’s thesis at Loma Linda University and the University of Washington. His contributions include high-impact research publications, numerous scientific presentations, and leadership roles, including serving as Head of Graduate Students (2021–2022). He also played a key role in teaching and mentoring at the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. Dr. Alfaifi’s achievements include passing the Canadian Board exam (2022), earning the American Fellowship in Prosthodontics, and becoming one of Saudi Arabia’s pioneers in digital dentistry. His groundbreaking work was recognized with the Hans Scobal Award for excellence in complex case treatment, gaining national media attention, including coverage by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) and appearances on Saudi TV programs.

Dr. Majid Al Toman, a distinguished graduate of King Khalid University (2015), pursued advanced prosthodontic education at Loma Linda University, USA. His journey includes a Master of Science in Prosthodontics (2021), multiple research accolades, and board certifications from the American Board of Prosthodontics and the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. He has contributed extensively through research, teaching, and international presentations. In 2022, he further specialized in Advanced Implantology and Digital Dentistry, solidifying his expertise in the field. Dr. Al Toman continues to inspire as a Fellow of the American College of Prosthodontists.

Prof. Nabeh Al-Qahtani, consultant periodontist and dental implant surgeon, along with Dr. Mukhatar Ahmed Javali and Dr. Mohasin Abdul Khader, has been awarded a patent by the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property for an innovative device that simultaneously measures chronic gum disease and diabetes. The invention, a portable device with a glass capillary tube and a digital display conceptualized in 2016 and developed over two years, aims to ease the burden on diabetic patients during dental visits. The concept was first approved by King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology in 2018, marking a significant step in dental and medical innovation.