BMC Medical Education· 2026Q1

Visualizing the future: impact of holographic visualization on teaching minimally invasive veneer preparation: a randomized controlled trial

Malin Janson, Maximilian Louis Lederer, Christina Dalhoff, Anna Greta Barbe et al.

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2026year

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Holographic 3D visualization did not significantly improve minimally invasive veneer preparation quality compared to 2D photos in dental students (n=60), but it showed a trend towards better spatial understanding and was highly accepted by students.

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