Scope and Implications of Artificial intelligence in dentistry. A Review. For (2022)
Keywords:
Dentistry, Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks, Electronic Health Records, Clinical Decision Support, Hybrid Intelligence System, Healthcare, Robotics.Abstract
Humans have recreated intelligence for effective human decision making and to unburden themselves of stupendous workload. The neural networks are a part of Artificial Intelligence and are similar to the human brain in their work. The field of Artificial Intelligence has shown a marked development and growth in the past few decades. Its application is expanding in the areas that were previously thought to be reserved for human experts. When applied to medicine and dentistry, Artificial Intelligence has shown tremendous potential to improve patient care and revolutionize the healthcare field. Artificial Intelligence has been investigated for variety of purposes, specifically identification of normal and abnormal structures, diagnosis of diseases and prediction of treatment outcomes. The advantages of this process is better efficiency, accuracy and time saving during diagnosis and treatment planning. Being an upcoming field, artificial intelligence has a long way in the field of medicine and dentistry. Hence, there is need for the dentists to be aware of its potential implications for a lucrative clinical practice in the future. Substantial data for this article was collected from different databases and original and systematic review articles previously published. This review will focus on application, advantages, disadvantages and limitations and future application of artificial intelligence in dentistry.
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