iDENTical Caries Development Tooth Model M4020

Description

The iDENTical Caries Development Tooth Model is an exceptional tool designed to showcase the process of caries development in a visually engaging manner. This model is four times larger than natural teeth, allowing for a clear demonstration of the caries progression. The model consists of three molar profiles, which can be disassembled into six parts, enabling a comprehensive view of the caries. Each tooth can be easily removed and separated into two parts, illustrating the three stages of dental caries development.

This model not only highlights the morphology and structure of the teeth but also effectively demonstrates the progression of dental caries disease. It is particularly useful for doctor-patient communication in high-end dental clinics, facilitating a better understanding of the disease and its treatment options. Additionally, it serves as a valuable teaching aid in oral health education programs within colleges and universities. The iDENTical Caries Development Tooth Model combines practicality, visual appeal, and educational value, making it an ideal resource for studying and exploring dental diseases in a vivid and interactive manner

Key Specification

• Dimensions: The model has a compact size of 12cm x 6cm x 6cm, making it easy to handle and display.
• Caries Stages: The model demonstrates the three stages of dental caries development:
  • Stage 1: Displays pit and fissure caries.
  • Stage 2: Illustrates enamel caries and caries involving dentin, including proximal smooth surface decay.
  • Stage 3: Depicts pulpal involvement of dental caries.
• Material: The model is constructed using a combination of high-quality plastic and resin, ensuring durability and longevit

Packaging

1 x Caries Development Tooth Model M4020

Direction To Use

• Familiarize yourself with the model: Take a moment to examine the different parts of the model. Identify the three molar profiles and their corresponding stages of caries development.
• Stage 1: Pit and Fissure Caries: Begin by assembling the model and identifying the molar profile representing the initial stage of caries development. Observe the pit and fissure caries depicted on the tooth surface.
• Stage 2: Enamel Caries and Dentin Involvement: Disassemble the model and locate the molar profile demonstrating the second stage of caries. Examine the enamel caries and caries involving dentin, including decay on proximal smooth surfaces.
• Stage 3: Pulpal Involvement: Continue disassembling the model and find the molar profile representing the advanced stage of caries development. Focus on the pulpal involvement depicted in the tooth, indicating severe decay and potential complications.
• Removal and Separation of Teeth: As an additional feature, each tooth within the model can be removed and separated into two parts. Practice removing and separating the teeth to visually demonstrate the three stages of dental caries development to patients or students.
• Doctor-Patient Communication: Utilize the model as a visual aid during doctor-patient discussions. Explain the different stages of caries development, pointing to the corresponding parts of the model to enhance patient understanding and engagement