F. Van der Cruyssen, P. Verhelst, Reinhilde Jacobs
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The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Third Molar Surgery Risk Assessment
Third molar removal complication rates can be as high as 30%. Risk assessment tools may lower these rates. Artificial intelligence (AI) driven prediction models are a promising approach to predict possible unfavourable outcomes and cone beam computed tomography imaging may play an important role. AI prediction models are showing excellent results in research settings. To be implemented in clinical practice they will need to overcome some robustness, security, liability, and practical issues. If they do, AI prediction models can be integrated in electronic patient record systems by alerting clinicians in case of an imminent unfavourable outcome so it can be avoided. CPD/Clinical Relevance: Artificial intelligence-driven risk assessment tools will lower complications in third molar surgery.
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