Examines how 3D imaged models improve understanding in fixed prosthodontics, suggesting benefits for diverse learners.
This study suggests that 3D IMs can support students' visualisation, understanding and self-assessment of tooth preparations, while physical models remain valuable for hands-on learners. Adapting teaching tools to accommodate diverse learning preferences and expanding access across the curriculum may further enhance learning outcomes. Further research with larger cohorts and longitudinal follow-up is needed to confirm these preliminary findings and assess their long-term educational impact.
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