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Dental Implant Sinus Lift Training Model For Surgery Practice
This dental sinus lift model simulates 4 bone densities for realistic implant training. Ideal for internal and lateral sinus lift surgery practice.
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The ZL-DT25719 Dental Sinus Lift Training Model is designed to simulate maxillary sinus lift procedures for dental implant education. With a 4-quadrant structure and bone simulation ranging from Type I to Type IV, this reusable model is ideal for both internal and lateral sinus augmentation training. Made of high-density polymer materials, it provides realistic tactile feedback during drilling and grafting practice.
Key Features
Realistic Bone Simulation: Replicates Type I-IV bone densities for varied surgical feel.
Anatomically Accurate Design: Maxillary sinus cavity with membrane zone for lift training.
Tool Compatibility: Works with most implant kits, drills, and sinus lift instruments.
Education-Ready: Ideal for dental schools, workshops, and implantology training.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model Number | ZL-DT25719 |
| Material | High-density polymer / medical resin |
| Bone Density Simulation | Type I-IV |
| Structure | 4 Quadrants with maxillary sinus cavity |
| Compatible Tools | Surgical drills, osteotomes, implant kits |
| Application Type | Sinus lift, implant training, surgical simulation |
| Packaging | 1 model/block, bubble wrap + box |
Application Scenarios:
Dental Implant Training Courses
Maxillary Sinus Lift Surgical Practice
Pre-surgical Simulation for Implantologists
Clinical Demonstrations and Exhibitions
Dental Student Hands-on Labs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q1: Is this model suitable for both internal and lateral sinus lifts?
A: Yes, the model is designed to support both techniques with anatomical accuracy.
Q2: Can I use real surgical drills and implant tools with this model?
A: Absolutely. The material is compatible with standard implant tools, drills, and grafting instruments.
Q4: Does it come with instructions or user guide?
A: A user guide is optional and can be provided upon request for educational use.
Q5: Is the sinus membrane simulated in the model?
A: Yes, the red zone in the model simulates the membrane and sinus cavity.
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