Dental simulator for training in implant dentistry, oral surgery, and soft-tissue techniques
The anatomical cross-sectional skull model by Nacional Ossos was developed to meet the needs of dental faculty, students, and professionals working in implant dentistry, oral surgery, orthognathic surgery, and implant-supported prosthetics. Ideal for hands-on training, workshops, specialized courses, clinical demonstrations, and distance learning, this simulator allows for the practice of multiple procedures with a high degree of realism.
Featuring a complete maxilla and mandible, with all teeth and gums simulating soft tissue, the model exhibits mechanical properties similar to those of human bone (type 2). It allows for incision, detachment, suturing, drilling, and milling using real surgical instruments.
The maxilla includes a maxillary sinus with a flexible membrane, as well as anatomical structures such as the TMJ, zygomatic, auricular, and occipital bones, expanding the educational possibilities.
The articulated mount (code 4020) allows for natural opening, closing, and tilting movements, enabling bimanual work.
Components (4 pieces):
- Maxilla (4016 GT)
- Mandible (4013 GT)
- Polyurethane block simulating extraoral bone material
- Articulated support for the model (code 4020)