Arosha Weerakoon

Dr. Arosha Weerakoon is a Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator at The University of Queensland's School of Dentistry, with expertise in dental materials, dentine structure, and adhesive technologies. She combines clinical practice with research, focusing on dentine bonding, adhesive interfaces, and the impact of physiological aging on oral structures. Dr. Weerakoon has also made significant contributions in public health, with a Master's in Public Health, and actively engages in dental education and advocacy, particularly through media outreach. She also holds a special interest in the ethical use of AI in teaching, research and patient care. Arosha has maintain private dental practice for the last 21 years, and is the principal and owner of Tewantin Family Dental. Dental Biomaterials and Adhesive Interfaces, Physiological Ageing and Dentine Structure, Health Services and Public Health in Dentistry, Ethical Use of AI in Education and Patient Care, Dental Education and Professionalism

[2023] Dentine, adhesive interfaces & physiological ageing. Weerakoon, Arosha Tania (2023). Dentine, adhesive interfaces & physiological ageing. PhD Thesis, School of Dentistry, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/3b7d466 [2025] Artificial intelligence in Australian dental and general healthcare: a scoping review. Weerakoon, Arosha T., Girdis, Tonia and Peters, Ove (2025). Artificial intelligence in Australian dental and general healthcare: a scoping review. Australian Dental Journal, 70 (4), 209-256. doi: 10.1111/adj.70000 [2025] Temporary or contemporary? Ageing, glass ionomer cements and adhesion. Weerakoon, A. (2025). Temporary or contemporary? Ageing, glass ionomer cements and adhesion. OHA Public Oral Health Symposium, Brisbane, QLD Australia, 1 November 2025. [2025] Designin