The dangers of health problems in dental disease are common for children and adults. Many dental problems get priority treatment based on data from Riskesdas, about 67.6% of the Indonesian population suffers from dental and oral problems. This affects other parts of the organ that are interrelated. Therefore, this study formulates how to solve the determination of dental disease, by applying the UDB model in machine learning. The purpose of this study was to determine the application of machine learning Binary Decision Tree (BDT) in the classification of classified dental diseases identified by decision trees in determining the results of dental disease predictions including groups and how to solve them. The research methodology in the first stage of data collection was carried out directly with the dental clinic at Cut Meutia Lhokseumawe Hospital. Then input the dental disease data along with the dental disease symptom data. The final stage is dividing the attribute values in viewing the value at a predetermined branch which is then in the form of a decision tree as a reference for the final prediction. The results of the assessment have each value indicating a high level of accuracy, with an accuracy of 92 percent and an inaccuracy of 8 percent of the 40 data points tested. Furthermore, the conclusion of this study can produce an appropriate classification of dental disease and is able to produce accurate results seen from a small error rate
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