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To evaluate dental students' perceptions of digital versus conventional orthodontic fabrication methods.

Digital Versus Conventional Appliance Fabrication in Orthodontics: A Prospective Cohort Study on Students’ Perception of Education

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Cohort study highlights digital orthodontic methods improve education in dental students, suggesting better engagement and outcomes.

To evaluate dental students' perceptions of digital versus conventional orthodontic fabrication methods.
Prospective cohort study involving 64 dental students
Students fabricated both conventional and digital orthodontic appliances independently
User Experience Questionnaires assessed subjective perceptions across six dimensions to evaluate educational effectiveness.
Digital methods received higher ratings in usability dimensions such as attractiveness and novelty
Statistical analysis revealed significant preference for digital orthodontics over conventional techniques
Participants reported increased learning progress and interest in continuing CAD/CAM education.

Li‐Wei Mai (2025) studied this question.

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