Differential Effects of VR and Early Clinical Exposure on Undergraduate Competency in Dental Trauma Management: A Randomized Crossover Pilot Study.
Researchers compared virtual reality training versus conventional clinical instruction for dental undergraduates managing complicated coronal fractures. Virtual reality students gained faster technical skills and hard tissue preservation, while early clinical exposure improved diagnostic assessment; both groups reached similar overall competency after crossover training.
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