The blog for the dentists of the future

Unlike other medical specialties where consultations are triggered by pain, dentistry is characterized by regular visits.

The dental sector, like many other medical fields, is currently undergoing regulatory change in Europe. This change is mainly due to the introduction of Regulations (EU) 2017/745 and 2017/746, which aim to enhance the safety and traceability of medical devices, including dental implants. These regulatory changes, once they come into force, will impose new obligations on you as dental surgeons in terms of documentation, traceability, and communication with patients.

In dentistry, accurate diagnosis and clear treatment plans are obviously essential pillars for ensuring effective and reassuring care for patients. The advent of technology, particularly artificial intelligence such as [Allisone.ai](allisone), is radically transforming the way dentists approach patient care.

Beyond its legal administrative requirement, the radiological report is a vital tool in the diagnosis and planning of dental treatments.

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way we store our various data. For some fifteen years now, our vacation memories no longer depend on the lifespan of your computer. The cloud has also become widely used in the professional world, and more and more medical practices are making the switch from local office storage to a cloud model.