PR Newswire · 16 Sep, 13:04 · Healthcare briefing

KELLS AI Dental Scan Registered as Class B Medical Device with Singapore HSA

Kells AI has successfully registered its dental scan technology as a Class B medical device with the Singapore Health Sciences Authority.

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Kells AI has successfully registered its dental scan technology as a Class B medical device with the Singapore Health Sciences Authority. This regulatory milestone confirms the system meets stringent safety and efficacy standards for clinical use. The approval allows the AI-driven diagnostic tool to be deployed within healthcare settings, marking a significant step in the integration of artificial intelligence into routine dental procedures. This development highlights the growing acceptance of automated diagnostic technologies in regulated medical environments, signalling a shift towards more efficient, data-driven patient care protocols in the dental sector.

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