Partially edentulous Mandible with ramus

The Partially Edentulous Mandible with Ramus for Implant Placement Practice is an advanced training model designed to simulate the conditions of a partially edentulous mandible, complete with the ramus, for realistic implant placement procedures. Crafted with high-quality bone simulation material, this model provides a lifelike experience, allowing dental professionals to practice and refine their skills in implant placement, particularly in the posterior mandible and ramus regions.

Key Features:

Partially Edentulous Design: The model represents a partially edentulous mandible with missing teeth in key areas, making it ideal for practicing single and multiple implant placements in the posterior region, including the molar and premolar areas.
Ramus Inclusion: The ramus is incorporated to provide a full anatomical representation, allowing users to practice implant placement techniques not only in the edentulous region but also near the mandibular ramus, where more complex placements may be required.
Bone Simulation During Drilling: Made from specialized bone simulation material, the model closely mimics the texture and resistance of natural bone, providing a realistic experience when drilling for implant placement.
Realistic Drilling Experience: The model allows users to practice precise drilling techniques, offering tactile feedback to replicate the feel of real bone, ensuring users develop the necessary skills for effective implant placement.
Versatile Training Tool: Perfect for both novice and experienced practitioners, this model offers a versatile platform for mastering implant placement, guided surgery, and bone preparation techniques in a partially edentulous mandible.
It offers a highly realistic and comprehensive training experience, helping practitioners build confidence and expertise in implant procedures involving the posterior mandible and ramus regions.