Andrew Cameron is a dental technologist, clinician and researcher at the School of Medicine and Dentistry. He was a foundation student of the Bachelor of Oral Health in Dental Technology and after extensive professional experience has returned to Griffith University to further the profession with his insights into digital dentistry that are integrated to the teaching paradigms of the program. He now leads the Dental technology and Dental prosthetics programs as the Program Director. He also holds a Masters of Dental Technology in Prosthetics and a Graduate Certificate in Education. Currently a confirmed candidate for his PhD entitled 'An in vitro and in vivo evaluation of additive manufacturing for removable prosthetics' which enables him to take laboratory, clinical and research perspectives on the rapidly changing area of removable prosthetics. This has led to the development and testing of a variety of clinical techniques.

Along with extensive research and applications knowledge/expertise in additive and subtractive manufacturing Andrew also has a keen interest in the development of novel surgical guided techniques for implantology and oral surgery. He is actively involved in advanced analysis of cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) and the use of Artificial intelligence to aid in CAD CAM applications in design and imaging. Other areas of research expertise include metrology (the study of accuracy), material wear and surface analysis for dental applications.

He is an international and nationally recognized speaker and runs a series of advanced technical and clinical training programs.

Professional/clinical expertise includes: Registered dental prosthetists, removable prosthodontics, intra oral scanning, dental material science.