Product Description
Announcing the stunning new 3D anatomy resource from Primal Pictures - 3D Head & Neck Anatomy for Dentistry - an encyclopedic image library and reference tool for dentists in training and practice.
View clear, detailed and accurate 3D modeling of the key anatomy for dentistry.
Choose from over 100 3D views of head, neck, face, oral and nasal cavities, dentition, individual teeth in 3D and cross section, nerves, larynx and pharynx, sinuses, eye, brain and more.
Specialised clinical content includes 3D views of progressive dental conditions such as caries and gingivitis and detailed and interactive 3D nerve views of intraoral injections.
Clinical text section covers teeth, dental anesthesia, examination, face, spread of infection, salivary glands, joints, embryogenesis and pterygopalatine fossa.
View relevant anatomy how you want in clear and accurate 3D - interactive functions allow you to rotate the 3D models through 360 degrees and add or remove layers of anatomy to view and label any feature with ease.
Quick and easy access to accurate anatomy and clinical images, text - clicking on any visible structure will bring up relating text and hotlinks to hundreds of additional images - dissections, clinical slides, diagrams, annotated illustrations, video clips and functional anatomy animations.
Save time and money finding images - simple edit functions allow you to export and print any image from the software for use in your own presentations, patient education and student handouts, royalty free.
Product Features
- View relevant head anatomy how you want in clear and accurate 3D
- 3D views of progressive dental conditions such as caries and gingivitis and detailed and interactive 3D nerve views of intraoral injections.
- Over 100 3D views of head, neck, face, oral and nasal cavities, dentition, individual teeth in 3D
- Quick and easy access to accurate anatomy and clinical images, text
- Clinical text section covers teeth, dental anesthesia, examination, face, spread of infection, salivary glands, joints, embryogenesis and pterygopalatine fossa.
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