In the 2022 article Towards Trustworthy AI in Dentistry researchers, including Prof. Dr. Falk Schwendicke and Dr. Joachim Krois of dentalXrai, surveyed the current standards of AI in dentistry. In this context, they presented different approaches to creating even more trust in artificial intelligence in the future so that AI-based solutions will become part and parcel of the daily practice of dentists.

Often, the future of dentistry is described by terms such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and augmented reality. But how can these fields advance dentistry? What is the current state of these technologies and which fields of application are possible? In addition to answering these questions, this article will also define the terms virtual and augmented reality.

The full digitization of your dental practice cannot be accomplished overnight. In recent years, more and more options have become available for setting up a digital workflow in your everyday work. This also includes the intraoral scanner. It replaces conventional plaster models with modern digital scanning technology.

3D printing has long since ceased to be a nerdy gimmick. Dentistry benefits more than any other branch of medicine from developments in this field. 3D printing completely digitizes the fabrication of splints, crowns, impression trays, and more. Saving time and money and achieving more precise and reliable results are just a few of the benefits that high-quality 3D printers offer. The possibilities of 3D printing in dentistry are already amazing.

Have you ever wondered how artificial intelligence (AI) works? What is the technology behind it? How do you program an algorithm? How can AI use pixels to distinguish between different diseases on a black and white X-ray? How do you train AI and how long does it take? In this article, you will learn how AI can be used to advance dentistry.

Digitization has now reached virtually every area of our daily lives. In dentistry, there are also new opportunities to digitize your dental practice. This promises reliable and faster analysis results, optimized patient management, improved X-ray techniques, and consequently higher patient satisfaction.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has come a long way in recent years. There are many areas of application and AI has now also arrived in dentistry. To support dentists in their daily work, to save time, and simultaneously improve patient communication, dentalXrai has developed an AI-based software.

The use of X-ray imaging is commonplace in dental practices. For decades, X-ray images have been a great support for dentists to detect as well as treat diseases in the maxillofacial region. 3D X-ray imaging has become more and more widespread for several years. Here you will find out what it is all about: how does it differ from conventional X-ray imaging and when does it make sense to use 3D cone beam computed tomography (CBCT)?