Tooth Models

Skull Models for Better Understanding of Anatomy

Skull models are valuable teaching tools for a deeper understanding of human anatomy. They are particularly suitable for students, trainees, and for patient education in dental practices.

The 5-Part Skull Model for Dentistry is a cast of a real human skull specimen, accurately showing anatomical structures in detail. The focus of this 5-part model is on the teeth and jaw, making it an excellent educational tool. Additionally, the front halves of the upper and lower jaws can be removed, providing a clear view of the teeth with roots, one-sided nerves and blood vessels, and the maxillary sinus.

This skull model is not only ideal as a teaching aid for learning anatomy but also serves as an effective demonstration tool for oral surgery, implantology, and dental treatments.

Tooth Model Showing Various Dental Conditions

This Tooth Model with Dental Conditions displays a posterior molar in longitudinal section, highlighting multiple diseases of the tooth and supporting structures. The longitudinal cut reveals various dental conditions such as caries, periodontitis, fistula, fillings, abscesses, pulpitis, apical periodontitis, gingivitis, and tartar.

Caries is a dental disease caused by bacteria, sugary foods, and poor oral hygiene. It destroys tooth structure, can be painful, and may ultimately lead to tooth loss.

The tooth (Dens) consists of the crown, neck, and root. The crown is composed of dentin and enamel. Molars and premolars feature grooves or fissures on their chewing surfaces, which facilitate the grinding and breaking down of food.

Additional Dental Models

In our shop, you will also find many other dental models, such as the detailed adult jaw model or the transparent model of a child’s dentition. Both models can be fully opened and are made from transparent material, allowing the teeth to be viewed from multiple angles.

The detailed adult jaw model clearly illustrates many dental conditions, treatments, and removable prosthetic restorations. This dental model is ideal for patient education or as a teaching tool for training purposes. In the transparent model, the positions of tooth roots, root fillings, multiple implants, impacted or retained wisdom teeth, and apical abscesses are clearly visible. It also displays removable prosthetic work, such as a bridge in the upper jaw or the replacement of tooth 42 in the lower jaw. Thanks to its detailed design, this model is perfect for explaining planned dental treatments to patients.