Product overview A modular dental phantom head designed for oral simulation training, bench , and flexible station setup. Components are serviceable on the practice table so you can parts, adjust configuration, and expand training options as needs evolve. Key benefits Desktop repairable design: Models are secured by screws at the base of the head and the mandibular model is fixed to the lower plate in the open position for easy removal, maintenance, and replacement without removing the entire unit from the workbench. Realistic, serviceable anatomy: Red tooth model with replaceable teeth allows repeated practice. Choose 28 or 32 tooth configurations with both soft and hard gum options for varied tactile experience. Stable and adjustable positioning: Metal ball joint and fixable base permit full range of head movement and stable locking on the table. Trainees can set the head position to match clinical ergonomics for different exercises. Compatible and expandable: FE articulator included and compatible with a range of jaw models, articulators, and other training accessories to match specific curriculum requirements. Practical simulation details: Silicone face includes a drainage tube for realistic fluid control and easier cleanup during simulated procedures. Features and specifications Mounting and : Screws located at the head base; mandibular model secured to the lower plate in open position for easy access and service. Tooth setup: Red tooth model with replaceable teeth; available in 28 tooth or 32 tooth configurations. Gums: Options for soft and hard gum materials to simulate different tissue resistance. Articulation: FE articulator compatible with standard lab accessories and additional jaw models. Head movement: Metal ball joint allows multi directional adjustment and secure positioning. External materials: Silicone face with integrated drainage tube for practical simulation and maintenance. Typical use scenarios Preclinical dental education: Students perform cavity preparation, crown preparation, and restorative practice while learning ergonomic positioning and instrument handling. Dental technician and prosthetic labs: Use with FE articulator and alternative jaw models to simulate occlusion, model mounting, and laboratory workflow. Hands on courses and skills training: Instructors set up repeatable stations for drilling, crown fitting, impression taking, and other procedural exercises. Why choose this model Designed for training environments that require durability, serviceability, and realistic simulation. The bench repairable design reduces downtime, replaceable tooth components extend usable life, and compatibility with common articulators and jaw models supports varied curricula and continuing skills development.