Jaw model for periodontal surgery training [P15FE-901C] (with FE articulator)

Features

●A jaw model that simulates severe periodontal disease and allows you to practice various periodontal surgical procedures.
●In order to perform various flap surgeries, we have strong horizontal and vertical bone defects in the alveolar bone area, and we have attached mucous membranes that can be incised and sutured.
●In order to conduct training assuming furcation lesions such as furcation plasty, we have reproduced lesions of grades I to III using model teeth with root furcations.
●The model tooth has an anatomical form up to about 2/3 of the tooth root, and tartar is pre-attached, allowing for more practical and effective scaling and root planing training.

raining use	#SRP training (52) #Surgical training (12) #Periodontal surgery training (8) #SRP(52) #Bone plastic surgery (3) #Rootectomy(8) #Tissue regeneration guidance method (5) #tunneling(5) #furcationplasty(5) #Flap surgery(8)
specification	Can be attached to a simple mannequin Tongue model can be attached Mucosa can be replaced Magnet plate attached Model teeth can be replaced model tooth screw
component	●Anatomical model tooth (with tartar) B1AN-901C ●Mucosa for P15-901C (pink) P15-901C-F-GSF
variation	●P15D-901C (with D articulator) ●P15-901C (without articulator)

variation

Jaw model for periodontal surgery training [P15D-901C] (with D articulator)

Jaw model for periodontal surgery training [P15-901C] (without articulator)

flap surgery

It is possible to practice incision, bone shaping, and suturing using various techniques assuming flap surgery. Additionally, since tartar is attached to the tooth model in advance, root planing is also possible after granulation tissue has been removed.

Tissue regeneration guidance method

It is also possible to create bone defects such as dehiscence or two-walled defects in the alveolar bone, and perform training such as root planing and membrane installation for guided tissue regeneration.

Root furcation diagnosis

In order to enable probing and exploration with an awareness of furcation lesions, we have created lesions ranging from grade I to grade III on model teeth with bifurcated roots.

furcation plasty

[Right maxilla 7] [Left maxilla 7] [Right mandible 7] have bifurcation lesions assumed to be grade II. Practical training such as odontoplasty, which is based on furcation plasty, is possible.

root cutting

[Right maxilla 6] [Left maxilla 6] [Right mandible 6] have grade III furcation lesions, so hemisection and trisection can be performed assuming root amputation.

root cutting

[Right mandible 6] and [Left mandible 7] have furcation lesions assuming grade III, making it possible to form a tunnel to modify the shape of the alveolar bone.