Dentistry emphasizes prevention, yet early disease often goes undiagnosed because subtle radiographic changes and inflammatory patterns aren't recognized until disease advances. When patients don't understand their condition, preventive recommendations feel optional. Artificial intelligence tools help clinicians identify disease earlier and communicate findings clearly. This course explores how diagnostic AI, visualization, and AI-assisted documentation strengthen disease recognition and patient understanding, moving prevention from philosophy to actionable clinical practice.

Explore real-world restorative scenarios where systemic health factors have influenced treatment outcomes. Learn how to pinpoint the causes of restorative failure and develop treatment strategies that ensure longer-lasting, more successful results for implants, crowns, and other dental aesthetics.

Interact with the clinician as the case is reviewed and discover how tools like salivary diagnostics, medical charting integration (EPIC), and CBCT imaging can enhance comprehensive patient care.

Step into the future of patient care with a thought-provoking discussion about total body health. Discover how contagious bacteria infiltrates the bloodstream and long-term systemic effects of such exposure. Learn how to help patients understand the connection between oral health and systemic health with advancements in salivary diagnostics and CBCT technology.

The use of AI in dentistry is revolutionizing clinical diagnosis and care, but its applications and nuances may not be widely understood. Join Dr. Seth Gibree, senior director of Clinical AI and Innovation for Heartland Dental and Florian Hillen, founder and CEO of VideaHealth, a dental AI leader, as they discuss the practical implications of this game-changing technology. Andrew Smith, CEO of ADSO, will moderate the discussion.