The concept of "articial intelligence" (AI) refers to machines that are capable of executing human-like tasks. AI can also be
dened as a eld concerned with computational models that can reason and act intelligently. Perspicacious software for data
computation has become a necessity as the amount of documented information and patient data has increased dramatically. The applicability,
limitations, and potential future of AI-based dental diagnoses, treatment planning, and conduct are described in this concise narrative overview.
AI has been used in a variety of ways, from processing of data and locating relevant information to using neural networks for diagnosis and the
introduction of augmented reality and virtual reality in dental education.
AI-based apps will improve patient care by relieving the dental workforce of tedious routine duties, improving population health at lower costs, and
eventually facilitating individualized, anticipatory, prophylactic, and collaborative dentistry.
The convergence of AI and digitization has ushered in a new age in dentistry, with tremendously promising future prospects.The applicability,
limitations, and potential future of AI-based dental diagnoses, treatment planning, and conduct are described in this concise narrative overview.
Training atomic neural networks using fragment-based data generated in virtual reality
