Dental Radiography Head Phantom, jaws closed

Removable jaws and tongue allow a variety of application for training and research.
Features:
- Each tooth is individually modeled and has a three-layer structure of enamel, dentin and pulp cavity.
- Each hard tissue (enamel, dentin, cortical bone and cancellous bone) has a particular HU number and X-ray absorption rate.
- Jaws and tongue are detachable to allow access to the oral cavity, pharyngeal cavity and maxillary sinus. Sensors, simulated lesions, or residue can be set in these cavities.
- Carotid arteries are prepared as lumens to accommodate simulated calcications.
Anatomy:
- Synthetic skull with nasal cavity, maxillary sinus, mandible alveolar, and maxillary alveolar; cervical vertebrae and hyoid bone, teeth with enamel, dentin and pulp cavity.
- Tongue, oral cavity, pharyngeal cavity and carotid arteries
Specications:
Set Includes: 1 main head unit, 1 upper jaw (alveolar bone), 1 lower jaw (alveolar bone), 1 tongue, 1 xation base (including screws), 1 tripod, 1 storage case