Veena Divya Krishnappa, Anand Jatti, Rajasree P M, Vidya M J, Revan Kumar Joshi, C H Renumadhavi, Padmaja K V, K N Subramanya, Adharsh Krishnamoorthy
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Tooth loss may occur due to a lack of access to diagnostic imaging and other dental radiographs, despite the fact that these images are vital for treating oral health issues. For better teeth recognition and classification networks, a new model based on YOLOv3 is suggested. A smaller convolution layer and architectural deepening for improved feature extraction are two examples of how the model improves upon the YOLOv3 model for better metrics. A reduction in convolution layers allows for fast recognition and the introduction of the network architecture. A validation/test dataset is used to assess the model's performance, with the help of the Radiology department at Bengaluru's DAPM RV Dental College and Ho spital.Clinical Relevance-When it comes to training artificial intelligence systems, radiologists are indispensable for producing accurate labels. These systems are vital for learning and dependable use in clinical areas. According to the research, artificial intelligence systems may one day be able to detect periodontal issues from digital Panoramic data.