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Odontopathies Model
Odontopathies Model (Product Code: SLE/A/44) is a life-size collection of 25 diseased teeth mounted on a green base under a removable transparent cover. Together they show periodontitis, necrosis and varying degrees of dental caries and dental pulp inflammation, so students can compare early and advanced disease side by side on real-size teeth. Dental hygiene schools, dental and nursing colleges and school health-education programmes use it, and it is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, an anatomical models manufacturer.
Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Dental pathology display model |
| Scale | Life size |
| Size | 26 × 32 × 4 cm |
| Contents | 25 diseased teeth |
| Diseases depicted | Periodontitis, necrosis, and varying degrees of dental caries and dental pulp inflammation |
| Mounting | Green base with removable transparent cover |
Typical Use
Because the teeth are life size, learners see disease exactly as it appears in a patient’s mouth rather than on an enlarged model. A tutor can arrange a lesson around the progression of decay: from shallow caries through deeper lesions that reach the pulp and cause inflammation, on to necrosis, and then contrast these with periodontitis, where the supporting tissues rather than the tooth itself are affected. The transparent cover keeps the set dust-free on display and lifts off when students need a closer look.
Dental hygiene and assistant courses use the set for identification practice, asking trainees to classify each tooth by condition. In schools it fits oral health education, where showing real-size decayed teeth is often more persuasive than a chart. Replace the cover after every session so the small teeth stay clean and in position.
Manufacturer
This dental model comes from Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, an Ambala, Haryana manufacturer that sells under the ScienceLab name to dental, medical and general education buyers in India and international markets. To learn about the company, visit our company profile.
Related Human Models
Use these items with the Odontopathies Model for a complete oral-health unit:
- Dental Caries Model — focuses on the decay process in more detail.
- Human Teeth (Denture) — a healthy denture model for brushing demonstrations and comparison.
- Human Teeth — a wall chart to reinforce tooth names and structure.
- Human Skull — shows how teeth sit in the upper and lower jaws.
- Human Tongue Model — covers the other main structure of the oral cavity.
Browse all anatomy and pathology models in our anatomy models category.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many teeth are included?
The model has 25 diseased teeth mounted on one base.
Which dental diseases are shown?
Periodontitis, necrosis, and varying degrees of dental caries and dental pulp inflammation.
Are the teeth enlarged?
No, they are life size, which helps students recognise conditions as they appear clinically.
How is the model protected?
The teeth sit on a green base under a removable transparent cover. The whole unit measures 26 × 32 × 4 cm.
Can individual teeth be removed?
The teeth are described as mounted on the base; please confirm with us through the contact page if you need removable teeth for your course.
Do you supply several sets for a dental college?
Yes. Tell us how many sets you need and where they should be delivered, and we will send a combined quotation.
Request a Quote
Enquire about the Odontopathies Model through our contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart alongside other dental and oral-health teaching aids.
Last updated: 24 September 2026
