Sharjah, UAE – February 12, 2026 –
Fussen Technology was recently highlighted in a televised interview on Sharjah TV, showcasing how artificial intelligence and digital dentistry technologies are reshaping modern implantology through enhanced diagnostic precision and streamlined clinical workflows.
During the interview, Dr. Ahmed Abu Foli, specialist in dental implants and periodontal surgery at A.I.H Health Services L.L.C.SP, shared his clinical perspective on the role of AI-assisted planning and digital imaging in improving treatment outcomes and patient experience.
Dr. Abu Foli explained that complications in conventional implant procedures are often linked to inaccurate implant positioning. Today, through the integration of 3D intraoral scanning, cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), and AI-based planning software, clinicians can construct a comprehensive digital model of the patient’s oral anatomy and simulate implant placement prior to surgery. This approach significantly improves diagnostic accuracy, increases implant success rates, and reduces post-operative discomfort.
These clinical workflows closely correspond to Fussen Technology’s integrated digital ecosystem, combining advanced imaging hardware with intelligent software solutions:
CBCT D50 delivers high-definition 3D imaging for precise visualization of bone structures and anatomical landmarks, serving as a reliable foundation for implant planning.
S6500 Basic intraoral scanner captures accurate digital impressions, enabling seamless data fusion with CBCT images for virtual case analysis.
PSP F100 supports efficient 2D diagnostics and follow-up imaging in daily clinical practice.
Dental X 2.0 AI-based software transforms raw imaging data into actionable clinical insight by enhancing diagnostic accuracy, optimizing treatment planning, and improving overall workflow efficiency. Through intelligent image processing and digital simulation, the software enables clinicians to make faster, more confident decisions while delivering a smoother and more comfortable treatment journey for patients.
Dr. Abu Foli further emphasized the value of digitally designed surgical guides, which translate virtual planning into controlled and precise clinical execution, helping prevent over-drilling and incorrect angulation. For complex cases with insufficient bone volume, he highlighted the application of digitally customized subperiosteal implants, offering an alternative solution without invasive bone drilling.
“Artificial intelligence and digital planning have fundamentally elevated the standard of implant dentistry,” said Dr. Abu Foli. “They allow us to achieve higher precision, greater safety, and a more positive experience for our patients.”
Fussen Technology continues to advance its AI-driven hardware and software portfolio to support clinicians worldwide in delivering predictable, efficient, and patient-centered implant treatments. The Sharjah TV interview underscores the growing adoption of digital dentistry across the Middle East and reflects Fussen’s commitment to empowering dental professionals through intelligent innovation.
