Description
IMP1001 – Implant Simulation & Surgical Practice Model
The IMP1001 Implant Simulation Model is designed specifically for repeated hands-on practice on the lower jaw, with an emphasis on flap, drilling, implant placement, and suturing techniques.
The model features a two-layer construction designed to replicate Type II bone hardness, providing a realistic experience during drilling and implant preparation. A replaceable soft-tissue edentulous segment allows students and dental professionals to repeatedly practice surgical procedures and build valuable time under tension.
The maxillary jaw is also included, allowing users to evaluate implant drilling and insertion direction and angle in relation to the opposing dentition for an enhanced patient-simulation experience.
Key Features
- Designed for repeated lower jaw implant surgery practice
- Two-layer bone construction replicating Type II hardness
- Replaceable soft-tissue edentulous segment
- Provides repeated practice for:
- Flap surgery
- Incision techniques
- Drilling
- Implant placement
- Suturing
- Supports valuable time under tension through repeated practice
- Includes the maxillary jaw for evaluation of implant positioning in relation to opposing dentition
- Allows users to consider drilling direction, implant insertion angle, and occlusal relationships
- Ideal for implant education, surgical training, and clinical skills development
The IMP1001 provides a comprehensive and repeatable training experience that combines surgical technique with implant positioning and opposing-dentition considerations for a more realistic clinical simulation.
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