Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude and Perception in Oral Radiology Regarding the future of Artificial Intelligence in Lucknow Dental College: A Questionaire Study
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.64149/J.Carcinog.24.2s.694-698Abstract
Purpose: The primary purpose of this Present study was to investigate knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of dental specialists located in central India regarding the future utility of artificial intelligence (AI) in radiological diagnosis.
Materials and Methods: A pre-validated questionnaire link was distributed online to 250 participants, including academics, postgraduate students, and undergraduates, through social media platforms (WhatsApp groups). A brief message outlining the study's objectives and obtaining informed consent was also delivered. There were fifteen closed-ended questions on the survey, which were roughly split into three categories. For each question, participants were instructed to choose one response from the list.
Results: Research involving 250 dentists showed 68% had previous knowledge about AI while 73% projected using AI for dental diagnoses and 54% identified the main role of AI as radiographic scan interpretation and 62% believed AI held a future in India.
Conclusion: The research found that dental specialists understood AI concepts while recognizing AI programs enable dentists to enhance their radiographic interpretation accuracy and predicting that AI holds considerable potential for radiological analysis.
