Artificial intelligence (AI) encompasses the simulation of human cognitive functions in machines that are engineered to demonstrate intellectual capabilities and to learn in a manner similar to humans. The concept of the soul was articulated by numerous religious thinkers, who regarded it as a lasting and inherent quality granted to humans by a divine entity.This current review discusses the use, limitations, and future potential of AI in dental diagnostics and treatment. It covers image analysis, predictive modeling, record management, and dental research advancements. AI is expected to improve care delivery by reducing repetitive tasks for dental professionals, leading to better health outcomes and lower costs. This could foster a more personalized and preventive approach to dentistry. However, widespread adoption of AI in dental practice is hindered by challenges related to data availability and accessibility. Key words: Artificial intelligence, Dentistry