AI improves diagnosis and treatment planning in orthodontics, suggesting more personalized and efficient approaches.
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in orthodontics improve accuracy and personalization, automating tasks such as identifying reference points in cephalograms, assessing skeletal age, and predicting treatment needs. Treatment planning is streamlined, reducing duration and enhancing outcomes. Machine learning enables virtual exploration of treatment options and prediction of tooth movement. AI visualization tools improve patient communication. Ethical considerations and patient privacy are important. AI complements orthodontists' expertise, resulting in personalized plans and improved outcomes.
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Shahab Kavousinejad (2024) studied this question.
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