An article has been published on Dental-tribune.com that examines the impact of artificial intelligence on oral health care. The author of this article, Dr. Chinmoy Hazarika, believes that artificial intelligence has increasingly improved the preventive, primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of oral and dental care.
Dr. Hazarika believes that artificial intelligence can use its advanced algorithms to analyze a large set of patient data, brushing patterns, and lifestyle, then provide predictive results for oral health and hygiene. Also, the author has mentioned toothbrushes that use different sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor the technique, duration, and frequency of brushing. He believes this technology can help users maintain their oral health by providing real-time data.
In the case of primary and secondary care, things such as increasing education and patient participation in the treatment process have been mentioned, as well as image processing and analysis of intraoral images and various topographies, which will also be among the AI’s contributions
Moreover, AI-powered CAD/CAM systems are revolutionizing dental restorations. These systems fabricate highly customized restorations in-house, bypassing the traditional outsourcing process. This innovation promises faster delivery, improved quality control, and cost reductions, heralding a new era in dental restoration practices.
The approach of this news is relevant to India, where oral problems are common due to poor oral hygiene habits, poor diet, and other factors. On the other hand, access to specialists or appropriate training may be limited among specific populations. Artificial intelligence has removed these limitations. You can have access to the main article through link bellow.
