Product overview These phantom heads with matching jaw and teeth models and strip crowns are designed for dental education and practical skills training. They combine realistic anatomy with straightforward operation and a modular design that keeps maintenance requirements low. Key benefits Realistic training conditions: Anatomical jaw and tooth models provide tactile and visual feedback similar to clinical practice, helping trainees develop hand skills and spatial orientation. Easy operation: Simple setup and intuitive adjustments let instructors and students start training quickly without lengthy assembly. Modular design with few single parts: The system uses interchangeable modules to reduce the number of individual components, simplifying inventory, assembly, and replacement. Low maintenance: Durable construction and accessible modules minimize upkeep and downtime between sessions. Flexible workstation design: Intrinsic flexibility of the phantom heads allows each workstation to be configured according to the training objective and expanded later as needs change. Educational compatibility: Suited for use in dental school curricula, practical labs, and skill development sessions where realistic simulation is required. Function and performance Purpose: Simulate common dental procedures and practice tasks, including restorative techniques, prosthetic preparations, and crown placement using strip crowns. Operation: Quick mounting and modular attachments enable fast transitions between exercises and multiple users per session. Durability: Built for repeated use in educational settings, maintaining consistent performance through frequent practice. Practical attributes Function: Supports a wide range of preclinical exercises and instructor demonstrations. Compatibility: Intended for integration with dental school training programs and typical educational workstations. Size and fit: Scaled to mirror clinical dimensions used in student training; modular elements allow adaptation to varying workstation layouts. Materials: Constructed from robust, practiceoriented materials to withstand repetitive use. Use scenarios 1. Preclinical restorative training Students practice cavity preparation, matrix placement, and strip crown techniques using the jaw and teeth models under instructor supervision to develop precise manual skills. 2. Skills lab and instructor demonstrations Instructors set up individualized stations to demonstrate procedures, then allow students to replicate steps at the same workstation configuration for consistent learning and assessment. 3. Assessment and competency testing Simulated procedures are used in practical exams and competency checks to evaluate students under conditions that closely resemble clinical practice. Why this solution helps The combination of realistic anatomy, easy operation, and modular construction reduces setup time and maintenance effort while allowing each workstation to be tailored to specific learning objectives. This makes it easier for educational programs to run frequent, varied practical sessions with consistent training conditions.