Study Model definition
Study Model means a replica of a patient's teeth and surrounding structures, typically made from either a physical impression or a scanned impression of the patient's mouth. It is used primarily for diagnostic and treatment planning purposes, allowing the dentist to study the patient's teeth and jaw alignment and plan procedures such as orthodontic treatment, restorative dentistry or prosthetic treatment. A study model is distinguished from a "working model," which is fabricated in a similar fashion as a study model and may be a more precise and accurate replica of the patient's teeth and jaw (where applicable). A working model would be used for the fabrication of dental appliances, including without limitation orthodontic aligners, retainers, crowns and bridges or removable dentures.
Examples of Study Model in a sentence
As part of the CTTSS, the work on the conduct of TCS 2022 and GVTCS 2022 was advanced and packaged under a separate consultancy entitled “Enhancement of the Comprehensive Transport Study Model Feasibility Study” which commenced in May 2021.
While the County of San Diego is in Orange, EUHSD students who selected the Two Day Blended Model and all staff, except those who have accommodations to not be on campus, shall return to in person learning on campus following the Two Day Blended Model or the Independent Study Model.
The Government’s strategic Comprehensive Transport Study Model was used as the upper tier model to provide input into the Mid-Levels Transport Model, a lower tier local area traffic model.