Using AI Large Language Models To Assess Dental History In Systemic Conditions

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Using AI large language models to assess dental history in systemic conditions - Discover Artificial Intelligence

Introduction Technological advancements, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI), are transforming the field of dentistry. AI—including machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL)—mimics human cognitive processes to enhance diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient care. This study aimed to develop an AI-driven tool for the more effective and efficient evaluation of patients’ dental histories and to compare the time required between AI-assisted and conventional methods. Materials and methods HistorAI analyzes patient anamnesis forms and generates comprehensive reports. A 22-item anamnesis questionnaire, covering both oral and systemic health, guided the structured prompting of AI models (GPT-4 and Gemini). GPT-4 was integrated via an Application Programming Interface (API) to analyze data, provide treatment suggestions, generate prescriptions, and recommend referrals. Evaluation times and outcomes were compared between AI-assisted and conventional methods using descriptive statistics and independent-samples t-tests, with effect sizes calculated using Cohen’s d, and significance set at p < 0.01. Results HistorAI successfully evaluated medical and dental histories, identified contraindicated medications and anesthetics, assessed patient complaints, and provided preliminary treatment recommendations. The AI-assisted process significantly reduced the time required to complete dental history assessments compared with conventional methods (p < 0.01). A Cohen’s d of 2.599 indicates a substantially higher efficiency for the AI-assisted group. Conclusion The AI-powered tool enhanced efficiency and clinical decision-making in dental practice while maintaining clinician oversight. Further clinical validation and careful consideration of ethical implications are essential to ensure the safe and responsible integration of AI into dental workflows.

This study originated from a student-driven research initiative at

Istanbul Kent University Faculty of Dentistry. Conducted within the Student Research Club, it combines voluntary student research with academic mentorship, focusing on applications of artificial intelligence in dentistry.

This study has a genuinely compelling story behind it.

At Istanbul Kent University Faculty of Dentistry, we have a Student Research Club where students voluntarily conduct research and present their work each year at our annual Student Congress. The students involved in this study are proud members of this club. A portion of their work was first presented at the Meeting of the Association for Dental Education in Europe.

Following this experience, we continued the journey together and ultimately published the study. Today, we are delighted to share that it has been published in the journal Discover Artificial Intelligence.

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