Computers Highly Contribute Of Dentistry Advancement

COMPUTERS highly CONTRIBUTE OF DENTISTRY ADVANCEMENT 1Mogahid Abdelrahman Yousif Dean Faculty of Dentistry Uof G 2Murtada Khalafallah Elbashir U of G Dean Faculty of Computer and Mathematical SciencesØ © Abstract Computer is basically an electronic device which can convert data into information at a very high speed and in a reliable and accurate way. It has a large and perfect memory that enables it to handle large volumes of data and analyze it to come up with logical decisions. It has been applied in various medical fields. In this paper we discuss its application in preventive and curative dentistry, where it becomes a powerful tool in educational dentistry, surgery, radiology, etc. Introduction The computer as a tool has become a necessity in dental clinics. It is no longer used as a luxury, but as a powerful tool that is available for a variety of applications related to education and professional development. 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