"American 3B Scientific"

This deluxe brain is medially divided. On the right half of this brain, you will find a colored, systematic grouping and representation of the cerebral lobe. The left half of the brain shows: Pre- and post-central region, Broca and Wernicke areas, Heschl's gyrus and Brain nerves. The deluxe brain is a great tool for education on the human nervous system and anatomy of the brain. The brain is delivered on a removable base.

Can Be Seen, Even From The Back Of The Class.

Teach Proper Brushing Technique

The dentition development model is cast from a natural specimen, 4 upper and lower jaw halves, 4 different stages of dentition development: New born, Approx. 5-year old child, Approx. 9-year old child, Young adult Dentition development model on a stand.

The model represents half of the left lower jaw of a young person.

The dental disease model is based on a lifelike illustration of a lower jaw with 16 removable teeth of an adult magnified two times. 

Both of these dentition models feature cutaway jaws showing the arrangement of teeth, roots, nerves, blood vessels and bony tissue.

These diseased teeth in this dental model show various stages of cavities from a small and easy-to-treat example on an incisor, through to advanced degradation of a molar, showing exposed root.

Clearly See Details

This giant molar model depicts an upper triple-root molar and separates into 5 parts. The molar features a longitudinal section through the crown, two roots and the pulp cavity.

Large Size for Easy Examination.

Removable parts of this anatomical human eye model include: Upper half of the sclera with cornea and eye muscle attachments, both halves of choroid with iris and retina, lens and vitreous humour.

At approximately three times life-size with four removable parts, this model offers a comprehensive view of the human ear. It has representations of the outer, middle and inner ear, featuring a removable eardrum with hammer, anvil and stirrup.

The Desktop Ear Model is ideal for those on a budget.

The human auditory ossicles, individually presented in natural position, embedded in transparent acrylic.

This ear is five times life size for easy viewing from anywhere in the classroom.