Revolutionizing Dental Diagnostics: Advancements And Challenges In Ai-Powered Imaging Systems

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  • Omar Mohammed Ali Al Maker , Abdulrhman Abdullah Mesfer Alkhathami , Saad Ahmed Hussein Alqahtani , Saad Hussain Dalim Al Qahtani , Mohammad Ahmed Mohammad Asiri,
  • Omar Mohammed Ali Al Maker , Motaeb Nasser Saad Al Fahhad , Ahmed Mahdi Jobran Alwadai , Abdurahman Omar Hassan Salan , Walid Khalid Hafiz

Abstract

This study explores AI-powered dental imaging systems in detail, emphasizing how they are revolutionizing diagnoses. These systems analyze radiographs, cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) scans, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans with efficiency thanks to machine learning algorithms. We give a summary of their potential for automated in[1]terpretation, treatment suggestions, and dental disease prognosis. Reviews from academic institutions highlight how much better they are at identifying dental decay and creating individualized treatment plans than older techniques.

Furthermore, the effectiveness of computer vision methods—in particular, convolutional neural networks (CNNs)—in identifying dental caries is emphasized. Issues with interpretability, ethical issues, and workflow integration still exist despite their promise. In order to overcome these obstacles and optimize the advantages of AI in dentistry, we stress the significance of interdisciplinary cooperation, which will eventually improve patient care and results.

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2022-11-07

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Omar Mohammed Ali Al Maker , Abdulrhman Abdullah Mesfer Alkhathami , Saad Ahmed Hussein Alqahtani , Saad Hussain Dalim Al Qahtani , Mohammad Ahmed Mohammad Asiri, & Omar Mohammed Ali Al Maker , Motaeb Nasser Saad Al Fahhad , Ahmed Mahdi Jobran Alwadai , Abdurahman Omar Hassan Salan , Walid Khalid Hafiz. (2022). Revolutionizing Dental Diagnostics: Advancements And Challenges In Ai-Powered Imaging Systems. Migration Letters, 19(S8), 987–991. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/9980

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