Artificial Intelligence In Dentistry

One of the most fascinating parts of the human body, the brain, has long piqued the interest of scientists and researchers. The scientific world has never really understood how to create a flawless model that mimics the human brain.[2] John McCarthy originally introduced this field of applied computer science known as Artificial Intelligence in 1956.[3] To design a model that will mimic just like the human brain has remained a big puzzle to solve for the scientific community. Constant effort and hard work of researchers from several years results in the evolution of 'Artificial Intelligence`. AI has been adopted in many fields of industry, such as robots, automobiles, smart city, and financial analysis, etc. It has also been used in medicine and dentistry, for example, medical and dental imaging diagnostics, decision support, precision and digital medicine, drug discovery, wearable technology, hospital monitoring, robotic. and virtual assistants. In many cases, AI can be regarded as a valuable tool to help dentist.