Diseased Teeth and Gums Model – Myaskro
Make pathology visible—from CEJ to apex.
This enlarged multi-tooth cross-section demonstrates the full spectrum of common dental diseases and restorations, helping you convert complex chairside explanations into clear visuals your patients and interns understand.
Key Features (clinician-focused)
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Caries pathway, end to end: enamel cavitation → dentinal involvement → pulpitis → periapical lesion/abscess—ideal for discussing RCT vs. extraction.
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Periodontal disease continuum: plaque/calculus deposition, gingivitis (edematous marginal gingiva), progression to periodontitis with recession, pocketing, and crestal/alveolar bone loss.
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Restorative scenarios: amalgam/composite filling, full-coverage crown (porcelain) and post–core presentation for prognosis discussions.
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Clear layers for teaching: enamel, dentin, cementum, pulp, PDL region, lamina dura, alveolar bone.
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Chairside ready: numbered/labelled legend card; wipe-clean PVC/resin; stable desktop base for OPD, camps, and UG teaching.
Clinical Talking Points You Can Show
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Etiology and consequences of untreated caries (reversible vs. irreversible pulpitis, apical pathology).
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Biofilm → calculus → gingival inflammation → attachment loss; need for SRP/periodontal surgery and maintenance.
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Indications for crowns and post–core after endodontic therapy.
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Prevention message: technique, recall interval, and risk-based care.
