Recent advances in dental technology have made possible all of the following EXCEPT 1 point Convenient scanning of soft tissue f
or structural changes Automated preparation of cavities Lower radiation exposure through digital X-rays Computerized fabrication and printing of dental restorations
Interestingly, despite advances in dental technology in recent years, it has not yet been possible to allow automated preparation of cavities in medical care <u>on a large scale.</u>
One may ask, what is meant exactly by <em>automated preparation of cavities? </em>Well in simple words, refers to the ability of an automatically programmed robot to examine and treat a person's cavities which have an infection or disease, without needing the assistance of a human dentist.
Scientists are currently studying how to implement such technology in the dental care profession.
They would be biased towards the patient and the patient wouldn't get the best care or get to much attention and the nurse would be too distracted for others.
Fibroadenomas are a marble-like mass comprising both epithelial and stromal tissues located under the skin of the breast. These firm, rubbery masses with regular borders are often variable in size.
