Dental Phantom Head Model A straightforward, durable dental simulation head designed for student practice, outpatient interns, and dental assistant training. The model supports a wide range of exercises and provides reliable, repeatable positioning for skill development. Key benefits Versatile training tool for a full range of dental procedures including tooth preparation, impression taking, implant simulation, and bracket bonding. Replaceable, detachable teeth let instructors simulate multiple clinical situations and extend the life of the model. Clampon tabletop design secures the head to work surfaces of varying thickness and allows adjustable angles for realistic access and ergonomics. Simple assembly and maintenance make it suitable for classroom use, home practice, and clinical internship settings. Main features Materials: rubber, resin, metal for realistic texture and durability. Teeth: 28 pieces, detachable and replaceable to simulate different restorative scenarios. Jaw movement: head mold supports a variety of jaw motions for realistic practice and easy disassembly and assembly of the dental mold. Mounting: dental clamping tabletop head model with an adjustable fixed device so the angle can be changed as needed. Base and clamp: bottom shoulder body fixed by positioning and tightening; clamp accommodates adjustable desktop thickness for secure attachment. Package contents 1 simulated simple head model 1 handle 28 teeth pieces Functions and applications Cleansing and hygiene practice Tooth preparation and restorative technique training Impression taking and tray positioning practice Implant simulation and related exercises Bonding bracket practice and orthodontic exercises Maintenance and care After adjusting the simulation head, ensure it is locked before use. Keep the simulated mouth and teeth clean to maintain hygiene and visibility. simulated teeth as they wear or as training needs change. Regularly check the clamp and tightening mechanism to ensure secure attachment before practice. Use scenarios Dental student laboratory: Set up multiple stations for tooth preparation and impression exercises using the replaceable tooth set for varied cases. Clinical internship practice: Clamp the model to an operatorystyle tabletop to rehearse patient positioning, access angles, and common procedures. Home or skills lab for dental assistants: Practice cleaning procedures, bonding brackets, and handling instruments with a realistic, adjustable head model. This model offers practical functionality and simple maintenance for consistent, repeatable training across educational and clinical settings.