Comparison of AI-driven cephalometric analysis and manual 2D cephalometry reveals significant diagnostic discrepancies, suggesting cautious clinical use.
In their current form, the evaluated AI CBCT cephalometry tools do not match manual 2D cephalometry closely enough for standalone clinical use. Differences of 3-6° in the core sagittal angles are large enough to change the diagnosis and treatment plans. AI outputs should be reviewed and, when necessary, corrected by clinicians.
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