Dental implant model for dental education and patient consultation Key benefits Clear teaching tool for dental school programs that illustrates the process of dental implant and the presentation of implant techniques. Practical aid for creating and discussing pathological cases, helping students and instructors demonstrate common conditions. Useful in patient consultations to explain treatment plans and show how conditions affect implant placement. Designed to communicate specific pathological conditions, including dental caries, bone marrow stones and occlusal teeth. Constructed from epoxy resin to provide a stable, longlasting model suitable for repeated handling. Main features Function: Visual and handson demonstration of dental implant procedures, pathology identification, and implant technique training. Material: Epoxy resin. Category: Model. Intended users: Dental students, instructors, and dental professionals who need a demonstration aid for teaching or patient education. Practical use scenarios Classroom training: Instructors use the model to walk students through implant placement steps and to simulate pathological findings during lab sessions. Patient consultation: Clinicians use the model to explain recommended treatment plans, show implant positions, and demonstrate how dental caries, bone marrow stones or occlusal issues relate to implant therapy. Skills assessment and technique practice: Students practice planning and demonstration of implant techniques under supervision, using the model to visualize outcomes and common complications. This epoxy resin model provides a focused, durable aid for dental education and patient communication without adding unnecessary complexity.