The mandibular jaw bone, which is edentulous and moderately resorbed, plays an important role in surgical practice. Preferred especially in implant training, this model allows surgeons and dentists to practice in cases where the gingival structure is absent.

Features and Areas of Use

Thanks to its realistic anatomical structure, this jaw bone provides an ideal environment for learning and practicing implant placement techniques. Its moderately resorbed structure simulates the condition of patients who have experienced tissue loss, allowing clinical scenarios to be better understood.

Training and Practice Advantages

While helping surgeons and dentists develop their implant placement skills, the mandibular jaw bone also stands out as a training tool that increases patient safety. Its realistic tissue structure allows surgeons to experience in advance the challenges they may Devamını Göster