The Implant Analysis Model is a high-quality educational and demonstration tool designed to illustrate dental implant placement, bone integration, and prosthetic restoration concepts. The model clearly represents a dental implant embedded within the alveolar bone alongside natural teeth, allowing detailed visualization of implant anatomy and its relationship with surrounding structures.

This model is ideal for implantology training, patient education, and academic demonstrations. It helps explain critical concepts such as osseointegration, implant positioning, crown placement, and bone support in a simple and visual manner. The contrasting colors of the gingiva, bone, implant fixture, and crown enhance understanding for both students and patients.

Manufactured from durable, high-quality materials, the model is suitable for repeated handling and long-term use in dental colleges, clinics, and training centers. It serves as an effective tool for treatment planning discussions and pre-clinical implant education.

Material

High-grade resin / acrylic

Anatomy

Realistic maxilla and mandible anatomical structure

Implant Features

Pre-placed implant analogs

Clearly visible implant angulation and depth

Accurate demonstration of the implant–bone relationship

Design

Transparent or sectioned construction (model dependent)

Allows clear visualization of internal anatomy and implant positioning

Usage

Training and education

Treatment planning

Patient demonstration and explanation

Durability

Strong, impact-resistant construction

Suitable for repeated handling and practice

Accuracy

Anatomically precise detailing for realistic implant assessment and analysis

Size

Life-size model for realistic visualization and chairside demonstration

Carefully unpack the model and inspect it for any damage.

Place the model on a stable, clean surface or a suitable model holder.

Identify the implant sites and key anatomical landmarks.

Use the supplied removable markers to note planned implant or prosthetic positions as required.

For restorative simulation, seat prosthetic analogs or abutments into the implant sites as needed.

If provided, use the removable gingival mask to assess soft-tissue contours and emergence profile.

After the demonstration or training session, clean the model according to recommended cleaning guidelines.

Store the model in its original packaging in a clean, dry location.