Nasco Development of Dentition Models, 4 Stages

The Nasco Development of Dentition Models, 4 Stages is designed to illustrate anatomical structures of the dentition. It allows students to engage in a comparative analysis of anatomical models, comparing and contrasting the structures of individual organs. This initiative also provides a platform for continuing education, providing opportunities for all students to increase their knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology.

Features:

• A set consisting of four models at different stages of development, from the eruption of primary teeth to the eruption of permanent teeth
• Each model consists of the left upper and lower jaw and shows structures such as primary tooth eruption, tooth replacement, and permanent tooth eruption at different stages of development, as well as the development process of the jaw and maxillary sinus
• There are a total of 10 indicators around age 2 at birth, 8 locations at 5-7 years after birth, and 8 locations at 17-26 years after birth
• List of all visible structures:
  
  • Newborn dentition 6 months, Infant dentition 2 years, Child dentition 5 to 7 years, and Adult dentition 17 to 26 years
• Accompanied by an interactive 3D anatomical platform that features augmented reality capabilities
• Resin approved intoxicological tests
• Made of stable and unbreakable synthetic material
• Mounted on a polymer base with a metal support and rod
• High-quality natural molding
• Original replicas with numbered and hand-painted parts for easy understanding
• It includes an information card with related structures
• Actual Product Weight: 8.8 lbs