Keywords :
Application, Artificial intelligence, Mobile learning, Smartphone, Tele-dentistry
Citation Information :
Qureshi S, Makker R, Srivastava R, Razdan R, Patel V, Khan S. Prosthodontics in the Digital Age: A Systematic Review of Mobile Apps. 2024; 12 (3):160-167.
Aim: Our objective is to offer a thorough summary of the current understanding regarding the digital apps available in the field of prosthodontics. By synthesizing the latest research findings, this article emphasizes the noteworthy contributions made by these digital apps to their respective sectors and emphasizes the significance of ongoing innovation in order to fulfill the changing needs of users by analyzing their features, benefits, and impact.
Materials and methods: We searched every English-language publication on digital apps in prosthodontics, including reviews, research, and clinical trials, using PubMed and Google Scholar, among other databases.
Conclusion: With the ability to provide telehealth services, personalized medical advice, and remote monitoring, clinical applications have drastically improved patient outcomes and reduced costs. The incorporation of these applications into daily life not only improves convenience and efficiency but also increases engagement and productivity in a variety of fields.
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