Description

Model Teeth On Board

Model Teeth on Board is a dental educational tool consisting of individual teeth models mounted on a board. These models are typically made of a durable plastic material and represent a complete human dentition (all the teeth) of an adult. There can be variations, but a common setup includes:

• Number of Models: 16 individual teeth models, representing all four types of teeth found in humans: incisors, canines, premolars, and molars.
• Size: The models are often enlarged, typically two times the size of natural teeth, for better visualization during demonstrations or individual study.
• Mounting: The models are securely fastened to a board, which can be made of wood, plastic, or other sturdy material. The board may have pre-drilled holes for specific tooth placement, ensuring an accurate representation of jaw anatomy.

How it’s Used:

Model Teeth on Board is used in various dental settings, including:

• Dental Schools: A common teaching tool for dental students to learn about tooth anatomy, structure, and function.
• Dental Offices: Dentists may use them to educate patients about dental hygiene, explain procedures, or demonstrate treatment plans.
• Homeschooling or Individual Learning: A helpful tool for students or anyone interested in learning about human teeth.

Benefits:

• Visual Learning: The 3D models provide a clear and tangible representation of teeth, aiding in better understanding of their structure and function compared to pictures or diagrams.
• Demonstrations: Dentists or educators can use the models to demonstrate dental procedures, brushing techniques, or the effects of oral health issues.
• Patient Education: A helpful tool for dentists to explain complex dental concepts to patients in a clear and visual way.
• Durability and Portability: The sturdy construction allows for long-lasting use, and the board format makes it easy to transport for presentations or classroom settings.