Aug 2026· Current Oral Health Reports· Vol 13· 0 citations· 44 references
TL;DR
This review aims to critically assess the reliability and safety of LLMs in dental education, patient communication, and clinical decision-making, with a focus on their use in dental practice.
No single sedative drug or administration route is universally optimal for all dental patients, but available evidence supports individualized sedation selection based on patient characteristics, procedural requirements, intended sedation depth, clinician competence, and available monitoring and rescue resources.
G. Gazal, M. Nassani, S. Kuriadom et al.· Frontiers in Oral Health· 0 citations
Patient engagement is increasingly recognized as a cornerstone of high-quality, patient-centered care. Although the OpenNotes initiative, which gives patients direct access to their clinical notes through electronic health records, has demonstrated significant benefits in medicine, its application in dentistry remains...
Toshiyuki Nagasawa, O. Uehara, H. Matsuoka et al.· Frontiers in Oral Health· 0 citations
A pragmatic adoption approach is emphasized to prioritize high-volume, lower-risk clerical and communication workflows; maintain clinician verification and accountability; and apply governance and equity safeguards before scale-up before scale-up.
Michael Christof, Krish Patel, Jian-Dong Zhou et al.· Communications Medicine· 0 citations
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used in primary care for documentation, patient communication, and clinical decision support. However, many clinicians are adopting these tools for patient care without structured training or a clear understanding of their limitations. LLM output may appear authoritative bu...
Christopher R. Stephenson, Christopher A. Aakre, I. Croghan et al.· Journal of Primary Care & Co...· 0 citations
Implant dentistry is an evolving field. Variability in study designs, outcome measures and reporting standards among the implant dentistry research papers create challenges for the comparability and reproducibility of research findings. To mitigate these challenges, a Preferred Reporting of Variables in Implant Dentist...
Bibi Fatima, Farhan Raza Khan, Syed Murtaza Raza Kazmi· JOURNAL OF PAKISTAN MEDICAL...· 0 citations
PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES
To systematically review the literature on whether a gap exists between clinical expertise and teaching capability among dental clinicians involved in clinical teaching, and to identify the factors associated with this gap and the strategies used to address it.
METHODS
A systematic review with inte...
Gurdeep Singh, M. Karobari, Abubaker S. Qutieshat· Journal of Dental Education· 0 citations
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