Mouth Ulcer Anatomical Model | Aphthous Stomatitis Pathology Display (PETG)

An Essential Visual Asset for Dental and Medical Pathology.

Visualize oral tissue pathology with accuracy using this high-definition cross-section model of a Mouth Ulcer (Canker Sore / Aphthous Stomatitis). This block model masterfully maps out the structural erosion of the oral mucosa, showing exactly how a breach in the protective epithelial layer exposes sensitive nerve endings in the deeper tissue layers.

Perfect for dental schools, oral hygiene training programs, orthodontic clinics, and gastroenterology classrooms, this model provides a tangible, macro-perspective of common oral lesions that flat textbook graphics simply cannot match.

Anatomical Layers & Features Visualized:
Healthy Oral Mucosa: The stratified squamous epithelium cleanly transitioning down.
The Ulcer Crater: A distinct, slough-filled central depression featuring a fibrinous exudate core.
Inflammatory Border: The classic raised, erythematous (red) halo surrounding the lesion site.
Deep Cross-Section: Visualization of the underlying lamina propria, minor salivary glands, and muscle fibers affected by structural inflammation

Technical Specification :
Sizes : 175mm and 245mm
Material : PETG Only
Colours : Solid White/grey/Skin and Detailed Handpainted
Delivery : Free Standard Global Delivery ETA 7-14 days