Technological Innovations:Examples:Especially regarding images and 3D printers. Today, for example, we are already hearing of advances in the field of digital prints and, for this reason, I see a very interactive, smart and connected future, both between professionals and patients.” Artificial Intelligence dental medicine is entering a new stage of its digitization This will be made further possible with the accumulation of health data; in particular, genomic data, that can offer deeper understanding into each individual’s system for personalised care.Teledentistry: people living in rural areas rarely get access to a dentist, and almost never have the possibility of choice. During the COVID-19 crisis patients don’t want to go risk getting infected by going to the dental office if not necessary. Teledentistry services offers an all-in-one teledentistry platform allowing patients to capture images, send relevant information to a dentist remotely and do a live consult. The dentist might start a video chat with the patient and the caregiver so that the medical professional can actually see and talk to the patient, build rapport, help connect them and bring them into the office (if necessary).Using CRISPR to alter the functioning of bacteria responsible for plaque formation.Furthermore:People are keeping their own teeth longer, and they want to keep them, so the focus is turning from therapy to prevention. I think that the future of dentistry will be mostly about prevention and about working in an interdisciplinary way.
