Tooth Extraction Model

True Resistance, Real Life Feel

The Tooth Extraction Model closely simulate the tactile resistance felt during real tooth extractions. The feel of detaching the tooth from the socket is remarkably lifelike.

Using the Tooth Extraction Model provides an opportunity to practice different steps in the extraction process, such luxation of the tooth by a luxator, removal of the tooth with forceps and even tooth sectioning.

Just as it would happen in a real case, when practicing on the Tooth Extraction Model, rushed or incorrect maneuvers may result in breaking the roots. Trainees can then practice extraction of broken roots.

Features of the Extraction Block

True Tactile Feel

Practicing on this the Tooth Extraction Model gives the trainee a tactile feel of resistance to the extracting force close to the one experienced in a real-life exodontia procedure.

Complete Exodontia Simulation

Tooth Extraction Model allows use of elevators to perform luxation as the first step in exodontia; it therefore makes possible a complete simulation of this procedure.

Tooth Sectioning

With the Tooth Extraction Model, it is possible to practice tooth sectioning and remove the sections using forceps and elevators, just like in real-life cases.

Modular Jaw Compatibility

DRSK Extraction Model is a Block that should be used with the DRSK Modular Jaw.

Soft tissue deflection

It is possible to glue the Gingiva to Tooth Extraction Model. This will further enhance the training experience, making it possible to simulate soft tissue deflection.

Developing Students Skills

Using DRSK Tooth Extraction Model in a preclinical setup enables the student or trainee to adequately learn the principal extraction maneuvers and build up the manual skill of properly applying pressure to the target tooth.