OCTA Anatomical Coloured Skull Model is a great tool for teaching and learning the complex anatomy of the human skull. The human skull consists of many individual bones that gradually grow together as the development proceeds.It is a natural cast of a human skull and makes the complex anatomical structure of the skull easy to understand, since it can be identified easily
In this didactic version, all the bones/bone pairs are colored to make identification easier. The different bones are attached together with a internal pin system which does not affect the natural anatomy. Due to the large number of bones (22) the pin system offers the advantage of being more stable compared to magnet connections.
It is used in Medical & Dental Colleges for learning & emonstrating head & neck anatomy to students.
This model explains the following aspects:
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- ✓Low polymerization shrinkage — reduces sensitivity
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OCTA Anatomical Coloured Skull Model is a great tool for teaching and learning the complex anatomy of the human skull. The human skull consists of many individual bones that gradually grow together as the development proceeds.It is a natural cast of a human skull and makes the complex anatomical structure of the skull easy to understand, since it can be identified easily
In this didactic version, all the bones/bone pairs are colored to make identification easier. The different bones are attached together with a internal pin system which does not affect the natural anatomy. Due to the large number of bones (22) the pin system offers the advantage of being more stable compared to magnet connections.
It is used in Medical & Dental Colleges for learning & emonstrating head & neck anatomy to students.
This model explains the following aspects:
