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- AI is increasingly popular globally, significantly influencing science and innovation, particularly in prosthodontics.
- It aids in various processes like diagnosis, decision-making, and treatment planning, improving accuracy in dental practices.
- Despite its potential, the practical use of AI in prosthodontics is hindered by limited datasets.
Article Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is gaining popularity worldwide owing to its significant impact in science and innovation. The role of AI in prosthodontics has increased significantly in recent years. AI is used for diagnosis, decision-making, prognosis, treatment planning and prediction of outcomes. Integration of AI into prosthodontics can enhance the accuracy and precision of dental practice. However, limited datasets are a major constraint in its practical applications.
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