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This chapter explores in detail the most common Oral Health conditions and outlines the implementation of AI in detection and diagnosis parallely. After providing a clear insight on the prevalence of oral diseases, this chapter elaborates on the aetiology, classification, diagnosis and treatment aspects of conditions like dental caries, periodontal diseases, oral cancer, oral manifestation HIV infection, oro-dental trauma, NOMA, cleft lip & palate and oral manifestation of systemic diseases. This chapter concludes by laying out the global epidemiological overview of oral disease.

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