Artificial intelligence supports jaw surgery and dental care.

Published Date: 26 Apr 2023

In order to plan the size and placement of the implant as well as the entire procedure, the dentist inserting the implant must be aware of the precise location of the patient's lower jaw's nerve canal. X-ray images are required for this.

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