Model Dentition Development Set

A model showcasing dentition development across different ages. The model features four upper and lower jaw halves, each representing a different stage of development: newborn, approximately 5-year-old child, approximately 9-year-old child, and young adult. The model is cast from a natural specimen and mounted on a base.

The model provides a visual representation of how teeth and jaw structures change as a person grows. This type of model is useful for educational purposes, particularly in dental and anatomical studies, allowing for observation of the progression of tooth development and jaw structure. 

Newborn: This stage would show the initial development of the jaw and the beginnings of tooth buds.

Approx. 5-year-old child: At this stage, the model would likely show a mix of primary (baby) teeth and some emerging permanent teeth. Approx. 9-year-old child: This stage would display a more advanced stage of mixed dentition, with a larger number of permanent teeth visible. Young adult: This stage would showcase the full set of permanent teeth in a healthy adult jaw.

Key Card: Supplied with a English key card to identify the numbered structures, making the model a valuable asset for interactive educational purpose.

Anatomy Education: These models are valuable tools for teaching and learning about the anatomy of the human teeth in medical schools, biology classes, and other educational settings.

Hand-painted: The model is hand-painted, which allows for accurate coloring and detailing.