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Live Webinar: 8/13/24
An insightful one-hour webinar delving into the transformative impace of artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented intelligence (AuI) in the field of dental public health. This session is designed to equip dental professionals with a comprehensive understanding of AI concepts and their practical applications in dentistry.
Learning Objectives:
Understand Core AI Concepts: Explain the fundamental concepts, terminologies, strengths, and limitations of artificial intelligence (AI), augmented intelligence (AuI), and computer vision, with a focus on how they relate to dental public health.
Identify AI/AuI Assistive Technologies: Describe key AI and AuI assistive technologies and their current applications in dental public health, such as automated imaging analysis and diagnostic tools.
Examine AI's Role in Dentistry and Oral Health: Explore how AI and AuI technologies are transforming dental care, including early disease detection, personalized treatment plans, and efficient healthcare delivery.
Analyze Future AI Trends: Discuss the future landscape of AI/AuI in dental public health and how emerging technologies could change dentistry and oral health practices.
This webinar was supported by NNOHA's HRSA National Training and Technical Assistance Partnership (NTTAP).
AI Built for Oral Health Access - Exploring the Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Intelligence on Dentistry and Oral Health Access
