Dental anatomy models (3 pieces per set) are mainly used for oral medicine teaching, nursing training and health education, visually presenting the structural characteristics and physiological functions of teeth. This model typically includes three types: incisors, canines and molars. Each tooth is enlarged to an actual scale, clearly presenting anatomical details such as the tooth crown, root, pulp cavity and periodontal tissue.

In the teaching of stomatology, this model helps students understand the morphological differences of different teeth and their roles in chewing and pronunciation. In nursing and oral hygiene training, it can be used to explain dental care methods, the formation mechanism of dental caries and knowledge about the prevention and treatment of oral diseases.

In addition, this model is also applicable to health promotion and public education, helping learners understand the oral structure in an intuitive way and enhancing their awareness of oral health care. Through the application of dental anatomical models, trainees can systematically master the anatomical features of teeth, providing a solid theoretical and practical foundation for clinical diagnosis and care.