
pmid: 16769504
A new software is described that can receive patient data in both graphic and numeric forms and then propose a treatment plan for nonsurgical orthodontic patients. The concepts of fuzzy logic enable the software to work with nominal parameters; the human brain is naturally accustomed to fuzzy variables. The computer program can propose treatment for some special cases, such as incomplete dentition.
Fuzzy Logic, Humans, Computer Simulation, Orthodontics, Corrective, Patient Care Planning, Software
Fuzzy Logic, Humans, Computer Simulation, Orthodontics, Corrective, Patient Care Planning, Software
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