Purpose: The purpose of this survey was to examine the use of CAD/CAM technology among dentists in Croatia. Respondents and methods: A questionnaire consisting of 35 questions was used to collect the following information: usage of CAD/CAM technology, motives of usage, most commonly used segments, most common types of restorations carried out with this technology, most commonly used materials in combination with CAD/CAM technology, advantages and disadvantages of the technology and influence of factors such as age and education on the use of CAD/CAM technology. A link to an online questionnaire was sent to 1034 email addresses of Croatian dentists on three occasions. Data were displayed tabularly and graphically and analysed using a χ2-test and a Fisher's exact test recpectively. Results: The questionnaire was filled out by 220 dentists. Some segment of CAD/CAM technology was used by 59.5% in their everyday work. Respondents in the age groups between 31 and 50 were significantly more likely to use CAD/CAM technology than respondents of other age groups (p=0.04). The technology was mostly used in central Croatia and least used in eastern Croatia (p=0.037). There was a statistically significant difference in the use of CAD / CAM technology between private doctors and clinics who have a contract with the Croatian Health Insurance Fund (p<0.001). Dental prosthetics specialists used CAD / CAM technology more frequently (p=0.029). Almost all respondents (97.1%) considered CAD / CAM technology to have a great role in the future of dental medicine, regardless of whether they used it at the moment of filling out the questionnaire. Conclusion: Dentists in Croatia are relatively well informed about CAD/CAM technology and a majority of them use CAD/CAM technology in some segments while the main reason for not using CAD/CAM technology is the high costs of purchase.