ArticleClinical oral investigations2024
ADGRU: Adaptive DenseNet with gated recurrent unit for automatic diagnosis of periodontal bone loss and stage periodontitis with tooth segmentation mechanism.
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- Radiographic diagnosis of periodontitis using artificial intelligence: a meta-analysis comparing binary and staging classifications across imaging modalities.BMC oral health · 2025Pooled it
- Clinical Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Periodontology: A Scoping Review.Medicina (Kaunas, Lithuania) · 2025Article
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Abstract
backgroundPeriodontics and gingivitis are two of the most widely prevalent illnesses that affect people nowadays. The sixth most common disease in the world is periodontitis, and detecting periodontal bone loss is essential in the earlier condition and is crucial for the development of the proper diagnosis. Early bone loss detection can be assisted by using computer-assisted radiography examination. Understanding disease progression helps to select the most effective treatment action.
objectivesAn effective deep model is suggested to detect periodontal bone loss at an earlier stage for preventing the progression of Periodontics bone loss.
methodsThis work is intimated by collecting images from online resources. Further, the images gathered from the dataset are preceded by the tooth segmentation which is done using DenseUNet + + . Further, the segmented images are given to the Adaptive DenseNet with Gated Recurrent Unit (AD-GRU) for detecting periodontal bone loss and this diagnosis is used for the periodontitis stage, where the ADGRU performance is augmented by optimizing the attributes using the Refined Red Kite Optimization Algorithm (RRKOA).
resultsThe offered approach attained an accuracy of 94.45% which is higher than the88.63%, 90.58%, 89.54%, and 92.96% attained by the LSTM, DenseNet, GRU, DenseNet-GRU. DATA
conclusionThe findings of the simulation proved the designed framework outperformed the traditional model with high accuracy. CLINICAL RELEVANCE: The developed effectual deep model-based periodontal bone loss and stage periodontitis diagnosis structure is used in healthcare applications.
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