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Show Notes

Description
In this episode of the Dentistry in General Radio Network, Dr. Bob Dee sits down with Dr. Kianor Shah to discuss artificial intelligence, professional autonomy, and the global movement to bridge dentistry and medicine. From predictive healthcare and AI-driven insurance solutions to regulation, standards, and the growing influence of DSOs, this conversation explores how dentists can unite to shape the future of healthcare rather than be shaped by it.

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Highlights
Dr. Shah shares his journey from private practice to building an international doctor-to-doctor movement spanning over 160 countries. The discussion dives into AI as a tool for predictive analysis, automation of insurance inefficiencies, and the legal implications of not adopting emerging technologies. The episode also explores the need for global standards, regulation, and physician-led oversight, culminating in the Global Medical-Dental AI Summit in London as a platform for doctors to define the future of healthcare.

Personal Passions
Dr. Shah speaks candidly about his passion for empowering doctors to regain autonomy in their profession. He emphasizes collaboration across medicine and dentistry, creating AI solutions that benefit patients, and ensuring that innovation remains in the hands of clinicians rather than corporations, insurers, or regulators disconnected from daily practice.

Podcast Vision
This episode reflects a broader vision of bringing doctors together to think beyond clinical silos and embrace business, governance, and technology. The goal is to spark conversation around AI, regulation, and professional independence while encouraging dentists to actively participate in shaping standards that will define the next era of healthcare.

Takeaways
Artificial intelligence will not replace dentists, but resistance to it may create legal and professional risks. Dentists who understand and adopt AI can automate inefficiencies, improve patient outcomes, and strengthen autonomy. The future of dentistry depends on doctors collaborating, setting standards, and ensuring that innovation benefits patients first.

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Keywords
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