A.I. in RadioProtection of Salivary Glands in Head and Neck Cancer Patients: Quantum Computing and Machine Learning
Abstract
This communication attempts to highlight the significance of acquiring a comprehensive understanding of artificial intelligence (A.I.) among young dentists and surgeons, as well as within educational and training curricula and programs. With the onset of the 2023 academic year, there is a pressing need to acknowledge the potential of A.I. to transform patient care and revolutionize medical practice. By embracing A.I. technologies, practitioners can enhance their abilities to deliver meticulous and advanced healthcare services. This open call urges dental and surgical professionals to actively engage with A.I. to ensure optimal patient outcomes and to stay ahead in the evolving landscape of healthcare.
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