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Used raw, AI tools can invent citations and overstate scientific findings. Dental AI Skills is a free pack of seven structured protocols that require the workflow to report what was checked, label unchecked references, audit the statistics, and flag claims a paper may not support. You still verify important sources and make the clinical call.
A language model predicts plausible text. Without live retrieval it can produce a reference that looks real but does not resolve to a matching paper. The protocol requires the workflow to distinguish checked from unchecked references, report audit details, and label references unverified when live retrieval is unavailable. That makes the limits visible; it does not guarantee citation accuracy.
Raw chatbots can produce references that sound real and do not exist. The protocol requires the workflow to report retrieval status and label unchecked references unverified.
A favorable mean with a large standard deviation is not predictability. The forensics protocol prompts an audit of SD, confidence intervals, ranges, and clinical thresholds.
Out of the box, AI can repeat the authors' spin. The critic builds a claim-to-evidence map and flags apparently unsupported claims for clinician review.
The scientific skills hand off to each other: retrieve the literature, apply a design-appropriate appraisal tool, audit the numbers, assess the body of evidence, and build an auditable checklist and evidence map for clinician review.
Tears down a single paper with the proper risk of bias tools and a claim-to-evidence map.
research-criticAudits every number: standard deviations, confidence intervals, MCID, and clinical relevance.
dental-statistical-forensicsBuilds PubMed and Cochrane search strategies and instructs the workflow to report retrieval and verification status and label unchecked references unverified.
dental-evidence-retrieverGrades the whole body of evidence with GRADE certainty, outcome by outcome.
clinical-evidence-reviewerOrganizes completed critiques into polished HTML or PDF reports and instructs the workflow to ground its synthesis in the claims and evidence provided.
dental-evidence-report-artifactAudience-aware dental content with no-overclaim guardrails and evidence-backed mode.
dental-content-creatorAI clinical illustrations: surgical diagrams, patient handouts, branded visuals.
dental-image-generatorRead past the average and check whether the spread supports the conclusion. A classic ridge preservation trial reports a favorable mean buccal height change. The Statistical Forensics protocol maps what the mean can hide:
Mean
+1.3 mm
Std deviation
±2.0 mm
Range
−2.0 to +4.5
The SD exceeds the mean gain and some preserved sites still lost height. On average the technique helps; for a single patient it is not guaranteed. That distinction is the whole point, and the full report is included in the pack as a worked example (Iasella et al. 2003).
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Plain-language install steps for ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, claude.ai, Claude Code, and Codex. Five minutes, no coding.
Drop a paper in and ask for the Research Critic or Statistical Forensics protocol. A practice study is included so you can try it immediately.
It can. The Evidence Retriever protocol requires the workflow to state whether references were actually checked, report audit details, and flag unsupported claims. When live retrieval is unavailable, references must be labeled unverified. These safeguards improve transparency but do not guarantee that every citation is accurate, so verify important references yourself.
AI can assist with structured appraisal using design-appropriate tools and produce an auditable checklist and claim-to-evidence map. It can surface questions about risk of bias and statistical interpretation, but the clinician remains responsible for checking the source material and making the clinical call.
Yes. The skills are open source under the MIT license. The email version simply packages them with a plain-language install guide so you do not need GitHub.
ChatGPT (custom instructions), Claude Desktop and claude.ai (projects), Claude Code, and Codex. The skills are plain text protocols, so anything that accepts custom instructions works.
No. Installing is copying a folder or pasting a text file. The START-HERE guide shows each platform step by step.
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