Dental Research and Oral Health

Virtual Reality - Artificial intelligence in Dental Research

Virtual reality (VR) has the ability to remove the association of fear, pain, and anxiety during patients' dental visits, and the results have been positive. VR will immerse your patients into other worlds. They can view scenes that will help them feel relaxed and calm during a procedure.Virtual reality technology is used to create immersive experiences that can help educate and even entertain consumers. Outside of its popular gaming use case, virtual reality is applied in a variety of industries, such as medicine, architecture, military, and others. Visualization – Users can experience the best quality of visualization by wearing a headset and can create a realistic world. Education – By using virtual reality, students can interact easily with teachers for learning. Virtual reality has made watching more enjoyable than reading. Three elements of VR, i.e., life-size 3D space, real-time interaction, and self-projection

AI in healthcare is an umbrella term to describe the application of machine learning (ML) algorithms and other cognitive technologies in medical settings. In the simplest sense, AI is when computers and other machines mimic human cognition, and are capable of learning, thinking, and making decisions or taking actions. AI models can also look at these images and determine the structure, measurements, tissue viability, and even potential success of treatment for those out-of-sight portions of the tooth. Deep learning algorithms can then detect, locate, and classify different aspects of tooth root anatomy and possible pathologies.