AMMAN Dr. Dima Abu Al-Teen, specialist in endodontics, Jordanian Board holder, and academic researcher in dental education, delivered a keynote lecture at the joint conference of the Arab Endodontic Society and the Saudi Endodontic Society, which was recently held in the city of Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The lecture addressed the role of artificial intelligence in advancing the field of endodontics, extending beyond its traditional applications in detecting lesions via radiographic imaging to highlight its potential in supporting various stages of the clinical pathway. This includes diagnosis, treatment planning, clinical decision-making, and outcome assessment, as well as its role in preparing and qualifying future dentists. Dr. Abu Al-Teen emphasized the importance of adopting artificial intelligence applications in a responsible, ethical, and evidence-based manner to ensure the safe and effective integration of these technologies into clinical practices, thereby enhancing the quality of dental healthcare. Dr. Abu Al-Teen represented Al-Ahliyya Amman University and the Faculty of Dentistry at this scientific forum, alongside a elite group of regional and international experts and specialists. She also presented the university's commemorative shield to the organizing entity in appreciation of the professional relations and ties connecting the university with the community of endodontic specialists in the Arab world and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This participation comes within the framework of Al-Ahliyya Amman University's keenness to enhance its presence in international scientific conferences and forums, showcase the academic and research expertise of its faculty members, and keep pace with technological developments and digital transformation in the healthcare and dental education sectors. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN Dr. Dima Abu Al-Teen, specialist in endodontics, Jordanian Board holder, and academic researcher in dental education, delivered a keynote lecture at the joint conference of the Arab Endodontic Society and the Saudi Endodontic Society, which was recently held in the city of Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The lecture addressed the role of artificial intelligence in advancing the field of endodontics, extending beyond its traditional applications in detecting lesions via radiographic imaging to highlight its potential in supporting various stages of the clinical pathway. This includes diagnosis, treatment planning, clinical decision-making, and outcome assessment, as well as its role in preparing and qualifying future dentists. Dr. Abu Al-Teen emphasized the importance of adopting artificial intelligence applications in a responsible, ethical, and evidence-based manner to ensure the safe and effective integration of these technologies into clinical practices, thereby enhancing the quality of dental healthcare. Dr. Abu Al-Teen represented Al-Ahliyya Amman University and the Faculty of Dentistry at this scientific forum, alongside a elite group of regional and international experts and specialists. She also presented the university's commemorative shield to the organizing entity in appreciation of the professional relations and ties connecting the university with the community of endodontic specialists in the Arab world and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This participation comes within the framework of Al-Ahliyya Amman University's keenness to enhance its presence in international scientific conferences and forums, showcase the academic and research expertise of its faculty members, and keep pace with technological developments and digital transformation in the healthcare and dental education sectors. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN Dr. Dima Abu Al-Teen, specialist in endodontics, Jordanian Board holder, and academic researcher in dental education, delivered a keynote lecture at the joint conference of the Arab Endodontic Society and the Saudi Endodontic Society, which was recently held in the city of Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The lecture addressed the role of artificial intelligence in advancing the field of endodontics, extending beyond its traditional applications in detecting lesions via radiographic imaging to highlight its potential in supporting various stages of the clinical pathway. This includes diagnosis, treatment planning, clinical decision-making, and outcome assessment, as well as its role in preparing and qualifying future dentists. Dr. Abu Al-Teen emphasized the importance of adopting artificial intelligence applications in a responsible, ethical, and evidence-based manner to ensure the safe and effective integration of these technologies into clinical practices, thereby enhancing the quality of dental healthcare. Dr. Abu Al-Teen represented Al-Ahliyya Amman University and the Faculty of Dentistry at this scientific forum, alongside a elite group of regional and international experts and specialists. She also presented the university's commemorative shield to the organizing entity in appreciation of the professional relations and ties connecting the university with the community of endodontic specialists in the Arab world and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This participation comes within the framework of Al-Ahliyya Amman University's keenness to enhance its presence in international scientific conferences and forums, showcase the academic and research expertise of its faculty members, and keep pace with technological developments and digital transformation in the healthcare and dental education sectors. Source: Rum News Agency
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Faculty of Dentistry at Al-Ahliyya Amman University Participates in Scientific Conference in Jeddah
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