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Dental students require extensive hands-on practice to develop a thorough understanding of tooth anatomy, cavity preparation techniques, and restorative procedures. Traditionally, training has relied on extracted teeth or wax carving methods. However, these conventional approaches are often limited in availability, inconsistent in quality, and may create practical or hygienic challenges.

This project focuses on the development of a low-cost 3D-printed educational tooth model with detachable components for dental training. The model was designed using Makerworld and fabricated through 3D printing technology. It includes various tooth types such as incisors, canines, premolars, and molars, each designed with basic anatomical features. The detachable design allows users to assemble and disassemble teeth, enhancing hands-on learning and understanding of tooth structure and alignment. In addition, the model offers a more affordable alternative to traditional dental models, making it suitable for schools and training institutions to support interactive and practical learning experiences.