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Park 2024

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Mechanical Performance of Milled CAD/CAM Versus 3D-Printed Dental Prostheses: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Flexural Strength and Fracture Resistance.

Non-Cochrane · intervention · 2026 · cited as Park 2024 · Table 2; Reference 30

Outcome this study informs	Pooled effect	Evidence	Certainty
Fracture resistance (N) Milled CAD/CAM resin-based prostheses (subtractive manufacturing) vs 3D-printed resin prostheses (additive manufacturing) · Not applicable (single test)	SMD -1.54 [-3.63, 0.55]	4 studies · 154 participants	GRADE not reported
Fracture resistance (N) Milled CAD/CAM resin-based prostheses (subtractive manufacturing) vs 3D-printed resin prostheses (additive manufacturing) · Not applicable (single test)	SMD -2.46 [-3.60, -1.31]	3 studies · 124 participants	GRADE not reported
Fracture resistance (N) Milled CAD/CAM resin-based prostheses (subtractive manufacturing) vs 3D-printed resin prostheses (additive manufacturing) · Not applicable (single test)	SMD -1.57 [-4.55, 1.41]	3 studies · 94 participants	GRADE not reported
Fracture resistance (N) Milled CAD/CAM resin-based prostheses (subtractive manufacturing) vs 3D-printed resin prostheses (additive manufacturing) · Not applicable (single test)	SMD -1.16 [-3.92, 1.59]	3 studies · 114 participants	GRADE not reported
Fracture resistance (N) Milled CAD/CAM resin-based prostheses (subtractive manufacturing) vs 3D-printed resin prostheses (additive manufacturing) · Not applicable (single test)	SMD -0.93 [-3.30, 1.44]	3 studies · 130 participants	GRADE not reported

1 including review in total.