Artificial Intelligence Could Help Doctors Better Predict Oral Cancer Risks
Artificial intelligence (AI) can help doctors better predict the risk of patients developing oral cancer, according to researchers at the University of Sheffield,.
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AI Assists Development of Longer-Lasting Fillings
Many fillings only last about five to 10 years before they need to be replaced, often because of new cavities that crop up.
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Deep Learning Detects Molecular and Genetic Alterations to Diagnose Cancer
A type of artificial intelligence known as deep learning successfully detected the presence of molecular and genetic alterations based only on tumor images.
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Dental AI Council to Tackle Future of Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry
Leaders from across the dental industry have announced the formation of the Dental AI Council (DAIC), which is devoted to helping to define.
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Artificial Intelligence Beats Dentists in Tooth Decay Diagnoses
An artificial intelligence (AI) system outperformed dentists in diagnoses based on bitewing and periapical radiographs, according to a study commissioned by Pearl.
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Tufts Developing AI That Can Diagnose Dental Problems
Researchers at the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine and School of Engineering are collaborating on an artificial intelligence (AI) program that scans.
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Artificial Intelligence Goes Back to the Future
Here we are in a new decade. It seems like we were talking about Y2K just five years ago. Instead, we’ve seen 20.
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Focus On: Disruptive Technologies for 2020
Lou Shuman, DMD, CAGS, discusses some new technologies that can make a significant impact in your practice. I love what I do. Introducing companies.
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Smart Electric Toothbrushes to See 10.4% Growth
The global market for smart electric toothbrushes reached $330.6 million in 2018 and will grow to $816.8 million by the end of 2027.
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Grant to Support Development of Oral Cancer Detection Technology
A researcher at the University of Oklahoma (OU) is developing computer technology and a medical device that he hopes can detect oral cancer.
