Innovation & Technology
Article placeholderWhat AI Will—and Won’t—Change About Dentistry
A measured look at where technology adds value and where human judgment remains essential.
Yugal Behl, DDS, DSc, MBA
7 min read
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The intended focus offers a grounded view of artificial intelligence in dentistry — separating genuine clinical and operational value from overstated expectations.
It will consider where data and automation can meaningfully improve diagnosis, planning, and delivery, and where clinical judgment and human relationships remain irreplaceable.
