What kind of jaw model should I get to practice implants?
If you’re learning how to place dental implants, you know that practice is important. But with so many jaw models out there, how do you choose the right one? Should you get a basic model for single implants or a full arch model for all on 4 dental implant training? This blog will help you understand the options, answer common questions, and guide you toward the best jaw model for your needs. A Story About Learning Implants Imagine a dental student, standing in a bright lab, holding a surgical drill for the first time. The instructor brings out a jaw model and says, “You’ll use this before treating real patients.” The student wonders if the model will feel like real bone, if it will help with all 4 dental implants, and if it’s good for learning different techniques. That feeling is normal. The right jaw model can make you feel more confident and ready for real surgeries. Some students start with a basic model, but soon find that an implant overdenture jaw model helps them practice mor...
