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Artificial Intelligence in Orthodontic Smart Application for Treatment Coaching and Its Impact on Clinical Performance of Patients Monitored with AI-TeleHealth System

Treatment of malocclusion with clear removable appliances like Invisalign or Spark™, require considerable higher level of patient compliance when compared to conventional fixed braces. The clinical outcomes and treatment efficiency strongly depend on the patient's discipline. Smart treatment co...

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Published in:Healthcare (Basel) 2021-12, Vol.9 (12), p.1695
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Dental occlusion
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Teeth
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