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How AI could help detect tooth decay and gum disease earlier

Sofia Tokar Sofia Tokar | Director of Content
September 2, 2026

How AI could help detect tooth decay and gum disease earlier

Close-up of a smartphone displaying a open-mouthed smiling child and his teeth with the child himself in the background and slightly off the frame.
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