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Algorithmovigilance in AI-Based Oral-Health Surveillance: Temporal Drift, Cross-Survey Differences, and Predictor-Level Structural Stability in Population-Level Severe Tooth Loss Prediction.

Diagnostics (Basel, Switzerland) · Lam QT, Fan FY, Wang YL, Feng SW, Vo TTT, Le MHN, Vu G, Le NQK, Lee IT · 2026-08-14

Researchers monitored an AI model predicting severe tooth loss across five years of U.S. survey data, finding that whilst overall discrimination remained stable, model calibration and the relationship between specific risk factors and tooth loss changed over time and between different survey systems.

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