DRSK Pediatric Model

Made to help educators teach pediatric treatments well

Cusps, grooves, and marginal ridges follow natural tooth anatomy, giving students a reference they can carry into the clinic.

Pediatric teeth are retained by screw in the DRSK Pediatric Jaw. The tooth holds firm under matrix and wedge pressure.

Each tooth sits with natural contact points against the adjacent teeth, so the student meets real proximal contour when rebuilding the contact.

For cavity preparation practice where a class needs volume and repetition.

Models with a pulp chamber for pulpotomy. The simulated pulp is lifelike.

Models with carious lesions. Some models include pulp exposure, for caries removal through to pulpotomy.

Dentition

Mixed dentition with primary teeth and permanent molars
Compatible tooth models

DRSK Pediatric Tooth Models
Tooth retention

Screw-retained
Gingiva

Soft, flexible and removable
Phantom head compatibility

Compatible with all market-standard phantom head brands