New this month!Artificial intelligence is a rapidly evolving technology that impacts many facets of our lives, and dentistry is no exception.This timely and thorough book explores the role of AI in dentistry, making it an essential resource for dentists, specialists, and researchers seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills.Readers will discover AI applications that assist in diagnosing and treating a variety of dental problems, such as cavities, bone loss, impacted teeth, fractures of crowns and roots, root and canal morphology identification, as well as challenging cases like TMJ disorders and sleep apnoea.
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