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Every day there are incredible discoveries and inventions that help to drive forward technology. These changes seem to come faster with every passing year, affecting how we communicate, how we live, and even how we receive treatment. Dental technology has seen new innovations that provide new tools for educating our dentists, viewing the hidden structures of our mouths, and even for performing oral hygiene. In this article, we’re going to reveal one unexpected technology that’s touching on every area of dental care.
The video entertainment industry produces some of the most important medical technology
The virtual world integrating with the physical has been a long-standing staple of science fiction, and every day it’s becoming more of a reality. Known as Augmented Reality, the ability to overlay the real world in the digital realm got its most visible start in certain popular mobile apps. This technology has seen amazing innovation in the medical industry, including dental care. Below we’ll touch on some of the ways that it’s changed the way our teeth are cared for.
This kind of technological integration hints at a future where new techniques and systems will lead to ever-improving dental care. As new technologies come to light new opportunities, appear to improve the performance of dentists and the patient experience in the clinic.
Dentistry continues to find new techniques and procedures as technology advances
While it definitely has a serious impact, Augmented Reality doesn’t stand alone among technologies that affected dental care. One of the freshest technologies to hit the field is smart toothbrushes, which use apps to track dental health practices and suggest improvements. 3D printing helps to provide dental restorations faster and cheaper than ever. In addition to augmented reality, we’re starting to see robotics technology advance to the point where they will assist dentists in the same way that they aid in certain medical surgeries. This is just the beginning of what technological innovations have to offer dentistry in the future.