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Effect of CAD/CAM milling protocols on surface topography and mechanical behavior of polycrystalline zirconia
Objectives: Even though improvements in CAD/CAM technology have allowed the milling protocol to be modified according to specific treatment requirements, it remains unclear how different protocols affect the surface quality and mechanical properties of the final restoration. This study aims to evalu
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