Publication Date
2-18-2026
Description
This poster presents findings from a cross-sectional study and literature review evaluating the impact of digital dentistry on clinical efficiency, patient outcomes, and practitioner perceptions. The study examines awareness, clinical applications, perceived advantages, and barriers to adoption of technologies such as CAD/CAM systems and intraoral scanning. Results highlight how educational background influences perceived usefulness and identify key factors affecting the integration of digital workflows into clinical practice.
Disciplines
Dental Public Health and Education | Other Dentistry
Keywords
Digital dentistry, CAD/CAM, dental education, clinical workflow, technology adoption, intraoral scanning, implant restorations, clinical efficiency, patient outcomes
Recommended Citation
Blackwell, Jonathan and Talbot, Jeffery, "The Effect of Digital Dentistry on Clinical Practice and Patient Outcomes" (2026). Annual Research Symposium. 2.
https://ecommons.roseman.edu/researchsymposium/2026/clinical/2