JJ Ortho Typodont Wax

Realistic Simulation: Accurately mimics dental anatomy for lifelike practice scenarios.

Versatile Use: Suitable for various orthodontic procedures and treatment simulations.

High-Quality Material: Durable and pliable wax ensuring ease of use and long-lasting performance.

Detailed Design: Precision-crafted to replicate intricate details of different malocclusion types.

Educational Enhancement: Ideal for teaching both basic and advanced orthodontic concepts and techniques

• Classification Variants: Available for different malocclusions (Class I, II Division 1, II Division 2, and Class III).
• Material: High-quality, realistic wax for durability and easy shaping.
• Precision Design: Accurate replication of dental structures for realistic practice.
• User-friendly: Easy to manipulate and shape for seamless learning.
• Educational Tool: Enhances dental education for teaching basic and advanced orthodontic techniques.

• 1 x Wax Rim Class
• 1 x Wax Rim Class 2 Div
• 1 x Wax Rim Class 2 - Div
• 1 x Wax Rim Class 3

Prepare the Typodont Model:

• Ensure the typodont model is clean and free from any debris.
• Secure the model on a stable surface for easy
  handling.

Select the Appropriate Wax:

• Choose the JJ Ortho Typodont Wax variant that corresponds to the desired dental malocclusion (Class I, Class II Division 1, Class II Division 2, Class III).

Warm the Wax:

• Gently warm the wax to make it pliable. This can be
  done using a wax heater or by holding it in your hands. Ensure the wax is soft enough to mold but not too hot to handle.

Apply the Wax:

• Take a small amount of wax and apply it to the
  typodont model.
• Use dental tools such as spatulas, carvers, or your
  fingers to shape and mold the wax accurately onto the teeth and gums,simulating the desired malocclusion or orthodontic scenario.

Refine the Details:

• Carefully sculpt the wax to replicate the intricate
  details of dental structures. Pay attention to occlusal surfaces, interdental spaces, and the overall alignment of teeth.
• Use fine tools for precision and to create realistic
  textures.

Check for Accuracy:

• Compare the wax application with reference materials or images to ensure accuracy in the representation of the specific malocclusion.
• Make adjustments as needed to improve the realism and accuracy of the model.

Cool and Set:

• Allow the wax to cool and set in place. This may take a few minutes depending on the ambient temperature and the amount of wax used.

Final Inspection:

• Once set, inspect the wax application for any
  imperfections or areas that need refinement.
• Make final adjustments to ensure the model meets the desired educational or demonstration objectives.

Use in Educational Scenarios:

• The prepared typodont model can now be used for
  instructional purposes, allowing students to practice diagnostic,treatment planning, and orthodontic procedures.

Storage and Reuse:

• After use, store the typodont model in a clean, dry
  place.
• The wax can often be reshaped or modified for future use, extending the utility of the typodont model.

Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question: Who can benefit from using JJ Ortho Typodont Wax?
Answer: Dental students, educators, and professionals can benefit from using this wax for training, demonstration, and educational purposes.

Question: How should JJ Ortho Typodont Wax be stored?
Answer: Store the wax and typodont models in a clean, dry place to maintain their condition for future use.

Question: Why is JJ Ortho Typodont Wax important in dental education?
Answer: It allows dental students to gain hands-on experience in diagnosing and treating different malocclusions, enhancing their practical skills and understanding of orthodontics.

Question: How is JJ Ortho Typodont Wax used?Answer: It is applied to typodont models to create realistic simulations of various dental conditions, enabling students to practice orthodontic procedures.

Question: What is JJ Ortho Typodont Wax?
Answer: JJ Ortho Typodont Wax is a specialized wax used to simulate different dental malocclusions on typodont models for orthodontic training and educational purposes.