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Dr. Xulan Yang is a leading researcher in the field of digital dentistry, with a primary focus on the precision and reliability of robotic-assisted dental implant surgery. Her work critically examines how patient-specific anatomical factors—such as bone microstructure, density, and cortical thickness—influence the accuracy of semi-autonomous robotic systems and dynamic navigation. Dr. Yang’s major contributions include demonstrating that bone condition and implant design are significant determinants of surgical precision, providing essential guidance for clinical decision-making in complex edentulous cases. Her 2025 retrospective study on bone microstructure and robot-assisted surgery has already garnered 4 citations, while her comparative in vitro work on semi-autonomous versus dynamic navigation systems has received 2 citations. Notably, her research is among the first to systematically evaluate how alveolar bone morphology and implant orientation affect robotic system performance. By bridging the gap between engineering and clinical practice, Dr. Yang’s findings are shaping the future of minimally invasive, high-accuracy implantology, making her a key voice in the evolution of computer-guided dental surgery.
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