JOURNAL ARTICLE

Artificial Intelligence in Prosthodontics: Revolutionizing Removable Partial Denture Design and Fabrication

Abstract

The field of prosthodontics has seen a revolution owing to artificial intelligence (AI), which accelerates prosthetic fabrication, treatment planning, and diagnostic precision. AI-driven digital workflows in removable prosthodontics facilitate precise intraoral data capture, enabling the design and production of customized prostheses through computer-aided designing and manufacturing and three-dimensional printing technologies. AI applications in removable prosthodontics include automated classification of edentulous arches, AI-assisted impression tray selection, and machine learning-based removable partial denture framework design. Additive manufacturing techniques such as stereolithography and selective laser melting further enhance fabrication precision. Despite these advancements, challenges persist in AI standardization, validation, and ethical considerations. AI’s integration into prosthodontics holds the potential to optimize patient outcomes, streamline workflows, and redefine treatment protocols for greater efficiency and accuracy. This review explores AI’s role in revolutionizing removable prosthodontics and its future prospects.

Keywords:
Prosthodontics Removable partial denture Stereolithography Workflow Impression 3D printing

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Topics

Dental Implant Techniques and Outcomes
Health Sciences →  Dentistry →  Oral Surgery
Dental materials and restorations
Health Sciences →  Dentistry →  Orthodontics
Scientific and Engineering Research Topics
Health Sciences →  Dentistry →  Periodontics

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