Exploring Clinical Decision‐Making in Static Computer‐Assisted Guided Implant Placement: A Survey of Clinicians in Australia and New Zealand

Clinicians with an analytical decision-making style placed greater emphasis on anatomical risk and were more likely to adopt sCAIP in complex or high-risk cases. Because intuitive clinicians reported higher training exposure, education alone did not explain these patterns, indicating that cognitive style and risk appraisal are central determinants of sCAIP adoption.