Frontiers in Oral Health · 2024 · 38 citations · 8 references
DentistryDental Public HealthDigital ProsthodonticsOral DiagnosisRisk Assessment In DentistryAccess To Dental CareOral CareArtificial Intelligence-assisted DiagnosisDental Practice EfficiencyDental Workforce ForecastingPatient Education In Dentistry
This position paper explores the historical transitions and current trends in dental education and practice and attempts to predict the future. Dental education and practice landscape, especially after the COVID-19 epidemic, are at a crossroads. Four fundamental forces are shaping the future: the escalating cost of education, the laicization of dental care, the corporatization of dental care, and technological advances. Dental education will likely include individualized, competency-based, asynchronous, hybrid, face-to-face, and virtual education with different start and end points for students. Dental practice, similarly, will be hybrid, with both face-to-face and virtual opportunities for patient care. Artificial intelligence will drive efficiencies in diagnosis, treatment, and office management.
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