Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming technology by enabling machines to simulate human intelligence learning from experience, solving problems, making decisions, and even displaying creativity and autonomy. It allows systems to perceive their environment, interpret data, and take goal-oriented actions, making it a cornerstone of modern innovation. Although AI and robotics are distinct fields, their integration is unlocking exciting new possibilities in dentistry, from advanced diagnostics and precision treatment planning to intelligent robotic assistance, ultimately revolutionising patient care with greater accuracy, efficiency, and personalisation [1].