September 4, 2025

While AI in dentistry isn't entirely new, with platforms like Pearl's Second Opinion and Velmeni's Second Dentist already making waves in the field, a new player has entered the arena: Eyes of AI.

Eyes of AI is a cloud-based software suite that harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to assist dental professionals in segmentation, pathology detection, and cephalometric analysis. As dental practices increasingly embrace digital workflows, the need for efficient, accurate, and consistent radiographic analysis continues to grow. 

Eyes of AI steps into this landscape with the promise to enhance diagnostic capabilities and streamline workflows, building upon the foundation laid by its predecessors.

While Second Opinion (by Pearl) and Second Dentist (by Velmeni) focuses on pathology detection in dental radiographs, Eyes of AI brings its own distinct approach to the field with specialized tools for cephalometric analysis, pathology detection, and 3D CBCT segmentation. 

So what sets Eyes of AI apart in this competitive field? How does it compare to existing solutions? As we go over the features and capabilities of Eyes of AI, we'll explore how it fits into the broader context of AI in dentistry and what unique value it brings to dental professionals.

A Comprehensive AI-Powered Suite

Eyes of AI is not just a single tool, but a suite of AI-powered solutions designed to cover major dental X-rays. The company's vision is to make it easier for clinicians to view, analyze, report, and share X-rays.

Let's explore the key components of this suite:

EAI CEPH: AI-Powered Cephalometric Analysis

EAI CEPH is currently available as a free beta product until its official launch next year. Key features include:

  • Speed: The AI identifies, annotates, and traces 151 orthodontic landmarks on cephalometric X-rays.

  • Analysis: The software offers 10 robust lateral cephalometric analyses, including Jefferson, Steiner, Björk-Jarabak, Downs, McNamara, Tweed, McGann, Ricketts, Wits, and Eastman.

  • Reporting: The software calculates measurements based on several analyses within 10-15 seconds and generates professional, easy-to-read PDF reports.

  • Patient Management: EAI CEPH includes an interface for managing patient and X-ray records.

It's important to note that while some advanced features are reserved for the full release, the beta version provides a solid foundation for orthodontic analysis and treatment planning. The company plans to expand its capabilities as they approach the full release next year.

EAI Pathology: The Next Step in Detection

Currently under development, EAI Pathology aims to complement existing AI pathology detection tools. While details about its specific capabilities are still emerging, this tool promises to assist in identifying abnormalities in 2D X-rays, potentially adding another layer of diagnostic support to dental practices.

EAI STL Lab: Advanced 3D Analysis

Perhaps the most distinctive offering in the suite, EAI STL Lab pushes the boundaries of CBCT segmentation. With the ability to delineate over 135+ anatomical structures - significantly surpassing the industry standard of 40 - this tool offers particular value for endodontists and specialists working with complex 3D imaging. 

The software can generate detailed models of:

  • Mandible and maxilla
  • Individual teeth
  • Sinuses
  • Airways
  • Mandibular canals

User Support and Resources

To help users navigate the software, Eyes of AI provides support materials. This includes a FAQ document and a series of instructional videos that guide users through various features and functions of the software. These resources are available for those exploring the beta version of EAI CEPH.

Positioning in the AI Dental Software Landscape

While Pearl's Second Opinion and Velmeni's Second Dentist have established themselves in pathology detection and treatment planning respectively, Eyes of AI carves out its own niche with a focus on advanced imaging analysis and orthodontic applications. The inclusion of comprehensive CBCT segmentation capabilities particularly sets it apart in the current market.

Looking Forward

As Eyes of AI prepares for its full launch next year, several key considerations emerge:

  1. Integration Potential: How will Eyes of AI integrate with existing dental practice workflows and other AI tools?
  2. Clinical Impact: What role will its advanced segmentation capabilities play in treatment planning and patient communication?
  3. Market Position: How will its feature set evolve to complement or compete with established AI dental software?

Conclusion

Eyes of AI represents an interesting addition to the growing field of AI-assisted dental software. While its EAI CEPH tool is still in beta and EAI Pathology remains in development, the comprehensive approach to imaging analysis - particularly through EAI STL Lab's advanced segmentation capabilities - suggests potential value for dental practices, especially those focused on orthodontics and endodontics.

As with any AI tool in dentistry, it's important to remember that these technologies are designed to assist, not replace, professional judgment. The software appropriately includes disclaimers reminding users that results should be reviewed by trained dental professionals before final diagnosis.

We look forward to seeing how Eyes of AI develops as it moves toward full release, particularly how it will complement existing AI solutions in the dental technology ecosystem. For practices considering AI integration, Eyes of AI offers another option worth exploring, especially for those interested in advanced imaging analysis and orthodontic applications.

Note: This overview is based on current beta features and company information. Capabilities may expand or change with the full release.

About the author 

Dr Ahmad is a global leader in digital dentistry, intraoral scanners, 3D printing and CAD/CAM, carrying out lectures as a KOL for many companies and industry. He is one of the few in the world who owns and has tested all intraoral scanners (over 25) and CAD/CAM systems in his clinic. Dr Ahmad Al-Hassiny is a full-time private dentist in New Zealand and the Director of The Institute of Digital Dentistry (iDD), a world-leading digital dentistry education provider. iDD offers live courses, masterclasses, and an online training platform, with a mission to ensure dentists globally have easy and affordable access to the best digital dentistry training possible.


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