Character of oral anesthesia training model
1. Audio & Light Signal indicates when correct position and angle injection is achieved
2. Audio signal can be turned off for testing and evaluation purposes.
3. Total 11 Sensors Anesthetic Point Contact, 7 in the Upper Jaw, and 4 in the Lower Jaw.
4. Battery-powered audio signal and light signal indicates when correct position and angle injection is achieved.
5. Indicator Unit Powered .....2 AA-size batteries
6. Gingiva - Clear Pink upper and lower gingivas (included) allow view of Injection Procedure, making it ideal for beginning students.
Benefits of oral anesthesia training model
Hands-on Practice: Students can practice techniques without the risk associated with real patients.
Immediate Feedback: Instructors can provide real-time feedback on technique and accuracy.
Skill Development: Helps in building confidence and competence in administering anesthesia.
Safe Learning Environment: Reduces anxiety for both students and patients during the learning phase.
Application of oral anesthesia training model
Dental Schools: Primarily used in dental education for training future dentists.
Continuing Education: Useful for practicing clinicians looking to refine their anesthesia skills.
Educational Impact
Increased Confidence:
By practicing on models, students feel more prepared when they first administer anesthesia to actual patients.
Reduced Risk:
Mistakes made during practice on models do not have real-world consequences, allowing for a safer learning environment.
Standardized Training:
Models provide a consistent training experience, ensuring all students receive the same foundational skills.
Assessment Tool:
Instructors can use these models for evaluating student performance and competency in anesthesia techniques.
