A portable, multimodal dental diagnostic device for assessing the
vitality of the dental pulp, consisting of: a detachable diagnostic component comprising a variety of probes, including the following: a heat probe configured to deliver controlled heat stimuli to a
tooth surface and measure the heat response of the dental pulp; an
electrical probe configured to deliver low-
voltage electrical pulses to the
tooth surface and measure the
electrical impedance of the dental pulp; and an optical probe configured to assess blood
oxygen saturation and
microcirculation in the dental pulp using near-
infrared light; a
microcontroller unit configured to process sensor data from the
thermal probe, the
electrical probe and the optical probe, to calibrate measurements based on the oral base temperature and the ambient conditions, to aggregate multimodal sensor data and to control the operation of the
thermal probe, the
electrical probe and the optical probe; a cloud platform configured to receive and store aggregated sensor data, run
artificial intelligence algorithms to analyze multimodal sensor data and generate diagnostic insights that include
vital signs and diagnostic probabilities; a user application that is communicatively connected to the cloud platform and configured to wirelessly receive aggregated sensor data, display detailed diagnostic reports with
vital signs and trends to the user, integrate with electronic
health data systems, and issue alerts in case of abnormal readings; a
wireless communication module connected to the
microcontroller unit, configured to transmit the aggregated sensor data to the cloud platform; a display interface configured to show real-time feedback from the probes, including
vitality assessments and sensor readings; and a main body containing the
microcontroller unit, a rechargeable power supply and the display interface, wherein the rechargeable power supply can be charged via the current provided through a charging port on the main body, and wherein the main body is also equipped with on / off and start / stop switches; the device is configured to provide a non-invasive, quantitative real-time analysis of dental pulp health by combining
physiological responses from thermal, electrical, and
optical measurements.