AI in Dentistry: Tools That Support Hygienists, Dentists, and Teams
A practical, unbiased overview of how artificial intelligence is being used in today’s dental practices clinically, operationally, and ethically.
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Description
This course is designed to educate rather than promote, so participants can confidently evaluate AI technologies within their own clinical and practice settings. It is evidence-based and clinically relevant. It is suitable for introductory to intermediate learners.
Course Objectives:Â
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Describe artificial intelligence and its role within modern dental practice settings
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Identify common ways AI is currently used to support hygienists, dentists, and dental teams across clinical and operational workflows
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Recognize examples of leading dental AI platforms and the general functions they provide, without product endorsement
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Describe FDA 510(k) clearance and how regulatory requirements may differ among dental AI products.
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Discuss the limitations, risks, and ethical considerations associated with the use of AI in dentistry
Speaker: Maria Jackson, MS, CRDH
Maria Jackson is a licensed dental hygiene professional with a master’s degree in digital technology. She works across dental AI startups supporting implementation, product development, demos, and customer success, and has experience supporting hygienists exploring non-clinical roles within dental AI and technology.
Disclosure: The speaker has no conflicts.
Disclaimer: As per ADA guidelines, participants must use caution when using limited knowledge in treating patients. It is always recommended to do further research. PLS is not responsible for the the information provided by the Presenter. The information provided is based on the Presenter’s research, experience and opinion and is not necessarily that of PLS.Â
This webinar is designated for the CEUs as indicated. Â Â Check your state’s CE regulations for course acceptance.
CE Provider: Professional Learning Services, LLC (PLS)
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Additional information
| Date | Wednesday, March 4, 2026 |
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| Time | 7:00 – 8:30 PM Eastern |
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| Time of Day | Evening |








