Q1: Introduction to Dental Informatics Definition, Scope and Imp

The application of computer and information science to improve dental practice, research, education, and management.

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A sub-discipline of biomedical informatics that is rapidly growing in dental science.

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The field of study that focuses on computation, information, and automation, including software and hardware development.

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The interdisciplinary field that studies how information is created, managed, stored, and retrieved.

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The study of the mind and intelligence, including perception, memory, and reasoning.

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The exchange of information over large distances, enabling teledentistry.

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A technology that allows dentists to create detailed 3D models of a patient’s teeth and jaw.

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The system that captures images of a patient’s face and mouth to simulate treatment outcomes.

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The digital technology that allows for efficient diagnosis and reduces radiation exposure in dental imaging.

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The process of using intraoral scanners to create precise models of teeth for restorations.

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