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. 2018 Dec;52(4):322–329. doi: 10.15644/asc52/4/6

Table 2. Distribution of answers from the questionnaire about the students’ attitudes about CAD/CAM (questions from 9 to 14).

Preclinical dental students Clinical dental students ALL p value
Is digital intraoral impression obligatory in CAD/CAM fabrication of dental restoration?
YES NO l YES NO l
34
15.7%
15
6.9%
28
13%
88
40.7%
42
19.4%
9
4.3%
216
100%
0.000
Which materials are used in milling machines?
m n o p q m n o p q
0
0%
1
0.5%
23
10.6%
29
13.4%
24
11.1%
1
0.5%
2
0.9%
81
37.5%
45
20.9%
10
4.6%
216
100%
0.000
The time needed for milling a single crown?
≤1hour >1hour r ≤1hour >1hour r 216
100%
0.137
34
15.7%
12
5.6%
31
14.4%
87
40.3%
14
6.4%
38
17.6%
Could zirconium oxide blocks have a shrinkage factor?
YES NO s YES NO s 216
100%
0.000
10
4.6%
14
6.5%
53
24.5%
34
15.7%
31
14.4%
74
34.3%
What type of CAD/CAM technology would I use?
t u v t u v 216
100%
0.000
24
11%
20
9.3%
33
15.3%
44
20.4%
65
30.1%
30
13.9%
I would use CAD/CAM technology for?
w x y z aa w x y z aa 216
100%
0.007
10
4.6%
6
2.8%
36
16.7%
0
0%
25
11.6%
8
3.7%
4
1.9%
85
39.4%
2
0.9%
40
18.4%

l-I don’t know; m-wax; n-alloy; o-zirconium oxide; p-all listed materials; q-I don’t know; r- I don’t know; s- I don’t know; t-InLab system; u-InOffice system; v-I don’t plan to use CAD/CAM technology; w- I don’t plan to use CAD/CAM technology; x-provisional restorations; y-inlay, onlay, veneers, crowns and bridges; z-telescopic crowns and abutments; aa-combination of all prosthetic modalities.