AI and Teledentistry

Teledentistry being more widely used in the dental industry has set these companies up for continued growth.

Artificial intelligence is a growing tool that has enhanced the way patients are treated and how practices operate on a daily basis. Practices can manage their workflow more efficiently, access information quicker and treat patients with more accuracy and confidence.

St. Paul, Minn.-based innovation company 3M has launched a new clear aligner system to provide patients a customizable treatment option, the company announced July 12.

Dental software company Tab32 has added three dental leaders to its advisory board, the company announced July 7.

Dental artificial intelligence company Pearl was granted a patent for its radiology system used to visually present AI-detected dental conditions, the company announced July 1.

The University of California, San Francisco, has begun using Virtual Dental Care's Teledentix software to improve oral healthcare access in children, according to a June 28 press release.

Here are some of the most recent Becker's headlines featuring clear aligners:

Dental aligner company 123-Align recently launched its new at-home clear aligner system aimed at making malocclusion solutions more accessible to patients.

Healthcare startup company Dr. Clobo has launched a new oral camera and consulting app to expand healthcare access and make it more convenient for patients.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill June 18 formally ending a ban on teledentistry in Texas.