Question: Is there a dental technology that can automatically detect and measure anatomical structures and decay extent in dental x-rays?

If you're in the market for dental technology that can automatically identify and measure anatomical structures and the extent of decay in dental x-rays, Pearl is well worth a look. It's a suite of FDA-cleared dental AI algorithms based on machine learning and computer vision. Pearl can segment individual tooth structures, identify pathologic, restorative and anatomical features, and measure anatomical structures and the extent of decay. That can help make dental care more efficient, accurate and consistent.

Another good option is Diagnocat, a single artificial intelligence software package for 2D and 3D dentistry. It includes tools for CBCT segmentation, radiology report generation and cloud storage and viewer. Diagnocat can analyze intraoral X-rays, panoramic X-rays and CBCT images, producing detailed reports for more than 65 conditions. That can help you communicate better with patients and ensure you're planning the right treatment.