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blagie [28]
3 years ago
5

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
Medicine
1 answer:
ZanzabumX [31]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

<u>Automated preparation of cavities</u>

Explanation:

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.

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