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Review highlights AI's role in enhancing clinical simulation and personalized assessment in education.
Stomatological education is highly dependent on the development of practical skills. However, traditional teaching models present significant limitations in terms of standardization, cost-control, assessment objectivity, and operational safety. While virtual simulation technology offers a novel solution to these issues. The integration of virtual simulation technology and artificial intelligence (AI) is further advancing the field toward more intelligent, personalized, and precise applications. AI has demonstrated a key enabling role in various aspects, including creating high-fidelity virtual teaching content, enhancing clinical simulation realism, implementing intelligent assessment with personalized adaptive learning, and providing smart interaction and guidance. However, its practical application in virtual simulation teaching still faces multiple challenges related to resource investment, faculty training, technological iteration, system usability, and ethical-legal regulations. Looking forward, the continuous advancement of AI and its integration into multimodal teaching systems are expected to play a crucial role in building higher-fidelity immersive learning environments, achieving more intelligent personalized teaching, developing comprehensive clinical competencies, and promoting data-driven educational reform. This review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the current application status, key enabling pathways, primary challenges, and future prospects of AI in virtual simulation-based stomatologcial education.
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