Dentist Teaching Tool Vintage Columbia Dentoform Model

This Columbia Dentoform jaw model was a vintage teaching tool for students of dentistry. We purchased it from an estate sale about 25 years ago for our collection of weird medical stuff and bones. There are only 6 teeth (with fillings) and a few extra screws included that were attached to stubs of broken teeth. I understand that they are still being made and possibly more teeth can be acquired for it. 2 of the tooth holes have been filled with some red stuff (don't know what it is) probably to simulate extracted teeth. A name and initials are indented and colored gold on the jaw fronts... maybe the original owner. The jaw parts are each marked with a number: 661 & 662. The hinge works. There's an circular opening and clamp so it could be attached to a pole stand. I just noticed that there are some parts of the pink jaw material broken off on the left side: top at gum line on opening next to front tooth still in place; bottom at gum line on 3 openings next to 2 molars still in place.

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