Introduction Radiography is a main diagnostic tool for detecting dental and maxillofacial lesions 2, . Radiologic images have two dimension of three dimensional reality, hence, the images of different anatomical structures are superimposed on each other and, thus, make it difficult to detect the lesions 2, 4, . Radiographic examination is still left much to be desired as a diagnostic tool: Firs...

Digital technologies have revolutionized the field of dentistry, offering numerous advantages in diagnosis, treatment planning, education, and patient care. This review article provides a comprehensive overview current state digital highlighting their applications, benefits, future prospects. Technologies allow for precise 3D imaging dental structures, facilitating virtual planning guiding plac...

In recent years, due to advancement in technology, traditional film-based radiology is being replaced with digital imaging technology. The goals of conversion should be determined and dentists should be aware of the challenges which may exist during the transition phase. Today, many dental schools worldwide have shifted to computed radiology. This conversion introduces new technologies which ar...

The introduction of computer-aided manufacturing technologies and further developments have changed the routine workflow in dentistry, dentists are now rapidly shifting from conventional to digital. As a result, intra-oral scanners become standard device dental clinics even though they considerable cost. One important reasons this digital transition is ensure standardized-quality with shorter c...

Introduction. Even the greatest visionaries could not have guessed at what speed profession and science of dentistry would accept concept Fourth Industrial Revolution. In terms its scale complexity, this transformation has been greater than any known before it described in literature as Dentistry 4.0. The digital revolution allowed for nearly all clinical laboratory procedures to be supported b...