Mobile based augmented reality learning dental carries application (modent)

Computer science

Technology that adds virtual information and objects to the actual world is known as augmented reality (AR). AR can be utilized in dentistry to enhance a number of patient care processes, include diagnosis, treatment, and surgical techniques. Real-time, interactive visualizations of a patient's anatomy are one of the key benefits of using AR in dentistry. This is especially helpful for diagnosing problems since it makes it simpler for dentists to find and evaluate potential problems with a patient's mouth and oral structures. Dental professionals can more properly diagnose and arrange treatment for illnesses like tooth decay, periodontitis, and other dental issues by using AR, for instance, to present accurate, three-dimensional representations of a patient's teeth, gum, and other structures. AR's diagnostic skills are complemented by its ability to increase the precision and accuracy of surgical treatments in the dental field. For instance, virtual overlays that direct doctors through difficult treatments like root canals, tooth extractions, and dental work can be made using AR technology. In addition to improving patient outcomes, this can help lower the chance of surgical errors. Additionally, the usage of AR in dentistry can enhance patient education and communication. To help teach complicated dentistry ideas and treatments in a way that patients can comprehend, AR can be used to construct virtual, interactive representations of a patient's teeth and mouth. Better patient outcomes may result as a result of increased patient engagement and adherence to treatment recommendations.

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