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Beyond the Horizon in Endodontics.

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Summary

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This review explores transformative technologies in endodontics, including artificial intelligence (AI) and regenerative medicine. It discusses current trends and future AI advancements for enhanced patient care and innovation.

Keywords:

Artificial intelligence in endodontics Augmented reality Cone-beam computed tomography Future predictions in endodontics Neural operators Regenerative endodontics Robotics in dentistry Whole-tooth regeneration

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Area of Science:

Endodontics
Dental Technology
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Modern endodontics is rapidly evolving with technological integration.
Emerging technologies promise to reshape dental treatment and education.

Purpose of the Study:

To review current and emerging technologies in endodontics.
To explore the potential impact of advanced AI on endodontic practice.
To discuss the opportunities and ethical considerations of these innovations.

Main Methods:

Literature review of current endodontic trends.
Analysis of emerging technologies like robotics, AI, and VR/AR.
Speculative analysis of future AI capabilities (AGI, ToM AI, ASI).

Main Results:

Current trends include guided dynamic navigation, minimally invasive techniques, and AI diagnostics.
Future technologies may include advanced AI for treatment, education, and innovation.
Ethical considerations are crucial for integrating disruptive technologies.

Conclusions:

Technological advancements, particularly AI, offer unprecedented potential for endodontic innovation.
A future vision for endodontics emphasizes patient-centered care driven by technology.
Balancing innovation with ethical considerations is key to realizing technology's full potential.