ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot can generate text prompts based on user input. This study investigated the possibility of generating adequate and relevant patient education and management documents in the context of dental implant surgery utilizing this tool. Methods: Twenty-seven (n=27) periodontists were surveyed on the accuracy and usefulness of AI-generated documents comprising patient information handouts on surgical risks and post-operative instructions sheets for dental implant placement either in smokers or patients with diabetes. They were also asked in a blinded fashion about their preferences between the generic dental implant placement consent form currently used at Boston University and two AI-generated consent forms: one generic and one tailored to patients with diabetes. Results: A vast majority of participants found that the information in the AI-generated forms was accurate, useful and would feel comfortable using them with their own patients. The AI-generated generic consent performed as least as well as the human-written one, while the personalized informed consent for patient with diabetes performed significantly better (p<0.001). Conclusions: Within the limitations of this study, ChatGPT was able to independently generate accurate and useful patient information and management documents.