Description

The Local Oral Anaesthesia Simulator has been designed with the assistance of dental professionals to provide a safe, realistic teaching experience for practicing local anaesthesia techniques. Students are able to practice identifying the appropriate anatomical landmarks and to self-assess the positioning of the local anaesthesia syringe over and over again, gaining competence and confidence to move onto their patients. The Local Oral Anaesthesia Simulator is great for teaching a variety of dry injection infiltrations in their respective anatomical regions. The simulator features a silicon face over anatomically correct jaws and upper and lower permanent teeth. The face connects to a metal cranium that can be attached onto a bench mount, chair mount, or table top stand. This model has no sensors so allows student to palpate and dry inject without any sound or light indicators. SELF SEALING SKIN: The flexible, durable silicone skin and mouth lining are similar to materials used in artificial limbs and have a memory which allows the needle to pierce the silicone and be removed leaving no signs of insertion.