3D Imaging Enhances Dental Care
As dentists, we have been comfortable working in a 2D world when evaluating our patients. However, an orthopedic physician’s assistant once told me.
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AI in Dentistry
How to Leverage AI to Grow Your Dental Practice
The future of artificial intelligence (AI) in dentistry has arrived. Most dentists just don’t realize it yet. That will soon change. Around the.
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Diagnosis and Treatment of a Dentigerous Cyst
Ana Flavia Piquera Santos, DDS, MSc, discusses the diagnosis and treatment of a dentigerous cyst in this continuing education article, which you can.
AI in Dentistry
To Maximize AI’s Benefits, Dentistry Needs a More Collectivist Mindset
Artificial intelligence (AI) is powerful, but it’s inanimate without the support, voices, strength, and muscle of people. I don’t see AI as replacing.
AI in Dentistry
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Varies Greatly Between Dentists
The Dental AI Council (DAIC) has found vast inconsistencies in diagnosis and treatment planning between dentists. The research spanned 136 licensed practicing dentists.
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ADA Seeks Volunteers for Teledentistry Standards Working Group
The ADA is looking for volunteers to join a new standards working group on teledentistry.
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Oral Cancer Referrals Fall by a Third During the Pandemic
The Oral Health Foundation (OHF) Is calling for urgent action on cancer diagnoses as new data from seven National Health Service Trust Hospitals.
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Dental Practices Can Identify Patients With Undiagnosed Diabetes
Dental practices could play a key role in the early detection of diabetes for thousands of patients each year and in every country.
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The Role of 3-D CBCT in Endodontics
John West, DDS, MSD, explains the important role that 3-D CBCT technology can play in benefitting both the clinician and the endodontic patient.
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Fewer Than 1% of Dentists Have Tested Positive for COVID-19
While previous studies have said that dentists are at high risk for acquiring COVID-19, fewer than 1% of dentists in the United States.
