Dental patient simulator JG-A15+

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"phantom head" dental simulator, also known as a dental phantom head or phantom head unit, is a specialized training tool used in dental education to simulate clinical scenarios and allow students to practice various dental procedures. It typically consists of a mannequin head with an artificial oral cavity that closely resembles the anatomical structures found in a real patient's mouth. Here are some key features and components of a phantom head dental simulator: 1.Mannequin Head: The mannequin head is designed to replicate the size, shape, and positional characteristics of a human head. It is typically made of a durable material and includes features such as a realistic jaw, teeth, gums, and tongue. 2.Artificial Teeth: The artificial teeth in a phantom head simulator are arranged to mimic the dentition of a real patient. They are typically removable and replaceable, allowing for customization and versatility in training scenarios. 3.Gingival Tissue and Oral Cavity: The gingival tissue, gums, and the rest of the oral cavity in a phantom head simulator are designed to closely resemble the soft tissues of the mouth. They provide a realistic environment for practicing dental procedures. 4.Mounting System: A phantom head simulator is typically mounted on a stable base or benchtop, allowing for secure positioning during training. The mounting system ensures stability and proper alignment of the mannequin head. 5.Water and Suction Systems: Phantom head simulators often incorporate water and suction systems to replicate the irrigation and suction capabilities used during dental procedures. These systems allow students to practice proper water and debris management.