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Artificial intelligence-produced radiographic enhancements in dental clinical care: provider and patient perspectives
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2025
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Abstract
While provider and patient perceptions of the use of AI software in dental care were positive overall, attitudes among providers were mixed regarding its effectiveness in diagnosing dental disease and improving work efficiency. More research is needed to determine whether use of AI software in clinical dental practice produces changes in treatment recommendations by providers or in patient adherence to these recommendations.
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