HUMAN UPPER & LOWER JAW MODEL

Human Upper & Lower Jaw Model is an educational tool used to demonstrate the anatomy, structure, and function of the human jaw, teeth, and oral cavity. It is commonly used in dentistry, medical studies, and biology education to help students and professionals understand the alignment, movement, and dental structures of the jaw.

Features of a Human Upper & Lower Jaw Model

1. Realistic Representation – Shows the maxilla (upper jaw) and mandible (lower jaw) with teeth.
2. Movable Jaw – Some models feature a spring-action or hinged joint to simulate jaw movement.
3. Detachable Parts – Allows removal of teeth or sections of the jaw for closer examination.
4. Color-Coded or Labeled – Highlights different teeth types (incisors, canines, molars) and jaw structures.
5. Durable Material – Made from high-quality PVC, plastic, or resin for long-term use.
6. Sectioned or Transparent Models – Some models provide a cutaway view of internal structures like nerves, roots, and sinuses.