AI systems, particularly those using machine learning, can quickly analyze these images and detect signs of caries. They save time and can improve the accuracy of diagnosis by catching early-stage caries that the human eye may miss [16]. AI can also be used to predict the risk of dental caries.

Recent research from Mass General Brigham suggests a new type of AI can diagnose patients with impressive accuracy. Known as a “chatbot,” this AI uses data from the internet to provide human-like answers to questions.

Overjet has raised $53.2 million from investors led by March Capital to develop and expand an AI platform that helps diagnose disease from scans and other data, aiming to make trips to the dentist easier for patients and insurers.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing healthcare to improve the speed and accuracy of diagnoses via the training of large language models (LLMs) using medical imaging. To accelerate this process, AI workloads to the cloud require guaranteed end-to-end network performance.