ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE IN ORTHODONTICS- A COMPREHENSIVE CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE
Published in November 2026 Issue 11 (Vol. 13, Issue 11, 2026)

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AMEER JAFFAR
Mahe Institute of Dental Scien...Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital
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Mahe Institute of Dental Scien...Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital
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Mahe Institute of Dental Scien...Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital
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Mahe Institute of Dental Scien...Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and HospitalMahe Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital
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JAFFAR, A., G, M., Kumar K, J., & Marish, P. (2026). ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE IN ORTHODONTICS- A COMPREHENSIVE CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE. British Journal of Medical and Health Research, 13(11), 12-24. https://bjmhr.com/articles/BJMHR11130002
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