Do you still use conventional plaster study models? |
123 total votes |
|
76% |
a. Yes |
|
24% |
b. No |
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How do you use study models? |
102 total votes |
|
30% |
a. Treatment Planning |
|
2% |
b. Consultations |
|
6% |
c. Show them to the patient |
|
5% |
d. Case presentations at meetings |
|
57% |
e. All of the above |
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How long do you keep plaster models? |
102 total votes |
|
1% |
a. 12 months |
|
2% |
b. 24 months |
|
5% |
c. 36 months |
|
6% |
d. 60 months |
|
38% |
e. Longer than 60 months |
|
48% |
f. I never discard plaster models |
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Have you used electronic/digital models? |
105 total votes |
|
48% |
a. Yes |
|
52% |
b. No |
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How do you find electronic models? |
80 total votes |
|
36% |
a. As useful and hand-held plaster models |
|
14% |
b. More useful than hand-held plaster models |
|
50% |
c. Not as useful as hand-held plaster models |
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If you use electronic models, are they: |
60 total votes |
|
15% |
a. Easier to evaluate than hand-held plaster models |
|
40% |
b. As easy to evaluate as hand-held plaster models |
|
45% |
c. More difficult to evaluate than hand-held plaster models |
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Are study models still a critical part of your diagnostic records? |
104 total votes |
|
72% |
a. Yes |
|
28% |
b. No |
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When do you plan to begin using electronic/digital models? |
92 total votes |
|
2% |
a. Three months |
|
3% |
b. Six months |
|
14% |
c. When my colleagues recommend them |
|
52% |
d. When they are more perfected |
|
28% |
e. I already use electronic/digital models |
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