Axis Scientific Decayed Teeth Comparison Anatomy Model, 6X Life-Size

About the Larger Than Life-Size, Axis Scientific Decayed Teeth Comparison Anatomy Model: This educational model shows two enlarged cross-sections; one healthy molar and one decaying molar. The healthy displays intact enamel, healthy dentin, and healthy pulp. The decaying tooth shows compromised enamel and dentin, the decay continues its path into the pulp of the tooth. This model is perfect for comparing the internal structures of the tooth as well as the outside, including the gum line. What is Included? One model with no removable parts, the following structures are visible on the healthy tooth and the decaying tooth: Enamel Dentin Pulp Cementum Gingiva Periodontal ligament Blood vessels Bone What we love about this tooth comparison model: An Enlarged, larger-than-life-size model enables you to see the structures of the tooth in more detail. Easily compare a healthy tooth versus a decaying tooth by flipping the model to the other side. Discernable areas of decay are shown in black on the model. Product Specifications: The model measures, 3 in. x 2 in. x 3.3 in. The model weighs 0.88 lbs.

Features

• The Axis Scientific Decayed Teeth Comparison Anatomy Model is 6X life-size, offering an exaggerated view of teeth to clearly illustrate the progression of dental decay and various tooth conditions.
• This model showcases multiple stages of tooth decay, providing a comprehensive visual aid to demonstrate the impact of poor dental hygiene and the importance of oral care.
• Made from durable, high-quality materials, the model is designed for repeated use, making it a reliable resource for dental education and patient demonstrations.
• Ideal for dental students, educators, and professionals, this model aids in teaching and explaining dental issues, treatments, and preventive measures effectively.
• With side-by-side comparisons of healthy and decayed teeth, this model enhances understanding and communication, helping patients and students grasp the differences and recognize the signs of dental problems early.