augmented reality in dentistry

What technology is commonly used for AR applications in dentistry?

• Heald mounted displays

• X ray films

• Traditional dental models

• Dental chairs

What is Augmented Reality (AR) in Dentistry?

• A technology that completely replaces the real environment with a virtual one

• A technology that enhances the real-world environment by overlaying digital information

• A robotic system used for dental surgeries

• A 3D printing technique for making dental prostheses

Which of the following is a common application of Augmented Reality in Dentistry?

• Virtual patient education

• Live surgical navigation

• Preclinical training for students

• All of the above

How does Augmented Reality help in dental education and training?

• By replacing mannequins with real patients for practice

• By providing interactive 3D visualizations for better understanding of oral anatomy

• By eliminating the need for practical sessions

• By making theoretical knowledge unnecessary

In which of the following dental specialities is Augmented Reality used for treatment planning?

• Orthodontics

• Oral and maxillofacial surgery

• Prosthodontics

• All of the above

How is Augmented Reality used in implant dentistry?

• It replaces the need for CBCT scans

• It provides real-time guidance for precise implant placement

• It eliminates the need for impression-making

• It is only used for post-operative analysis

In orthodontics, Augmented Reality helps in:

• Visualizing tooth movement before starting treatment

• Replacing the need for dental impressions

• Manually adjusting braces without digital tools

• None of the above

Which AR tool is commonly used for patient education in dentistry?

• Interactive 3D dental models displayed via tablets or AR glasses

• Printed leaflets with treatment information

• Verbal explanations without visual aid

• Traditional X-ray films

How does Augmented Reality enhance oral and maxillofacial surgery?

• By allowing real-time overlay of CT scan data onto the patient’s face during surgery

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• By replacing the need for physical surgical instruments

• By reducing the need for patient consent

• By removing the necessity for post-surgical follow-ups

What is one major advantage of using Augmented Reality for cavity preparation?

• It improves accuracy by displaying depth and margins in real-time

• It eliminates the need for anesthesia

• It speeds up the drilling process without any risks

• It replaces the dentist’s role completely