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This mode; displays a dental implant demonstration model, showing the step-by-step components used in a dental implant procedure. It is commonly used for educational or patient consultation purposes in dental clinics.
This visual layout presents the components and assembly of a dental implant system, from left to right:
Transparent Base (Jaw Simulation):
A crystal-clear acrylic base simulates the jawbone where the implant is anchored.
Dental Implant (Fixture):
A titanium screw-like component that mimics the root of a tooth and is surgically placed into the jawbone.
Abutment Screw:
A connector placed on top of the implant fixture, used to attach the abutment.
Abutment:
A tapered metal part that connects the implant to the final crown. It mimics the tooth core above the gumline.
Hex Key (Tightening Tool):
A tool used to secure the abutment to the implant via the screw.
Final Assembly with Crown:
The completed implant with a natural-looking ceramic crown fixed on top of the abutment, demonstrating the final result after implantation.
This type of model is highly useful for:
Educating patients about dental implant procedures
Training dental students
Explaining implant components and functions visually
Includes all parts: acrylic base, implant screw, abutment, crown, and hex key
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