This specimen is a skull prepared as a teaching tool for medical students. The calvarium is uncut, keeping the cranium in its original state. The mandible is unattached and can be removed easily. The bone on the mandible and maxilla has been removed to showcase all the intricacies of the tooth root structure. These skulls were used as teaching tools for dental students, to understand the depth of the human tooth and how it sits within the bone. This skull has an ivory patina, and all teeth present. Responsibly sourced, beautifully preserved, and thoughtfully selected, this skull is the perfect tool for medical students, working professionals, and individuals interested in learning about osteology.
