GPI Anatomicals - Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Model, Replica with Pathologies for Human Anatomy and Physiology Education, Anatomy Model for Doctor's Offices and Classrooms, Medical Study Supplies
Description
🧠 Unlock the Secrets of the Jaw with Our TMJ Model!
- DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted for longevity, ensuring it withstands rigorous study sessions.
- PATHOLOGY INSIGHTS - Explore common disorders with included pathology features.
- ELEVATE YOUR LEARNING - Perfect for anatomy enthusiasts and medical professionals alike!
- REALISTIC REPLICATION - Experience the intricacies of the TMJ with lifelike detail.
- EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE - Ideal for classrooms and doctor's offices to enhance understanding.
The GPI Anatomicals Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Model is a meticulously crafted educational tool designed for anatomy and physiology education. Measuring 17 cm in height and 15 cm in width, this model features detailed pathologies, making it an essential resource for medical study in classrooms and doctor's offices.
Reviews
S**G
awesome
this model is awesome i have several models for the office and this one is by far the best i have ever purchased
T**S
great !
I recomend it!:)Fast ,good product ... great for kids and adults lessonsMy patients love it ...I thought it was bigger ,though :)
Ó**L
Ideal for visual learners
I bought this model to illustrate better and use it instead of the 2D chart. it is very useful for patients that might require additional explanation and since you can easily pull it out of its base it becomes easier to point out different procedures.
S**5
Really really bad product
Horrible cheap product. Broke within one day of use, and only opened and closed the jaw. Teeth do not look realistic at all.
M**A
Simple to use...
This product is great. It is so easy to use to explain the various stages of gum disease to our patients. We use it almost everyday!
A**R
Five Stars
just like the photo, fast shipping
E**E
Five Stars
Great tool for educating patients.
K**N
Five Stars
great item to help patient visualize disease
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