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Patrik Lenherr1, Carlo P Marinello
1Klinik für Rekonstruktive Zahnmedizin und Myoarthropathien, Universität Basel, Basel, Switzerland.
Abstract:
Applications such as prepCheck allow objective and consistent judgments of tooth preparations. Hereby the respective preparation is matched with a standardized preparation. Whereas the learning curve in the beginning is time-consuming, after some time the faculty members will be relieved from additional mentoring time in the preclinical simulation laboratory. Students independently get an objective self-assessment by the software. Time and effort at the moment are in a misbalance since three scans (preparation, occlusion record, opposite jaw) are necessary. A simple one-scan procedure would be preferable. prepCheck is considered as a user-friendly software. It will play an essential role in the objective assessment of students tooth preparations in the future education.
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