A platform where dental students explore 3D anatomy, clinical cases and procedures before meeting a patient.
Textbooks and lectures with no interactivity. Students read about cavities but never see what they look like up close under magnification.
Tooth preparation and endodontics are only practiced on phantoms — expensive, limited, and only at the university.
Most materials are in Russian or English. Kazakh-speaking students get less quality content.
Students don't know if they made the right diagnosis or chose the right tool — the teacher notices the mistake, not the system.
Reading scans is taught formally. Students see the same images without clinical context or differential diagnosis.
Missed a lecture — no alternative. There's nowhere to re-read a topic interactively with a case and test.
A learning application pre-installed on an interactive touch-screen stand. Courses bring together theory, tests, clinical cases, procedures and 3D models. Tests and procedures explain errors immediately; clinical cases provide the review in the final summary.
Instruments, tooth anatomy, Black's cavity classification, basic preparation techniques.
Caries, pulpitis, periodontitis, non-carious lesions — diagnosis and treatment.
Gingivitis, periodontitis, periodontal disease, mucosal diseases — clinical presentation and differentiation.
Periostitis and odontogenic abscess, tooth extraction, pericoronitis and alveolitis, and maxillofacial injuries.
Kennedy classification of dental arch defects, TMJ pathology, pathological tooth wear and prosthetic treatment planning.
Canal anatomy, instruments, processing techniques, obturation, complications.
Periapical X-rays and OPG: normal anatomy and radiographic signs of pathology.
Structured articles with tables, algorithms, and key facts. Clinical depth level.
292 questions in 29 tests. Seven question formats, including sorting and interaction with a 3D model.
19 clinical cases with a decision and a review in the final summary.
5 step-by-step procedures: instrument selection, action sequence and immediate error explanations.
Interactive 3D visualization: rotation, disassembly, layered tissue view.
Students explore anatomy in three-dimensional space — different models for each discipline, right inside the educational course.
The application is delivered pre-installed on an interactive touch-screen stand. Internet is required for initial activation, updates and feedback. After activation, learning content is available offline.
Discuss using DentAssistant in your curriculum: 7 programmes, 29 courses and 99 learning modules.
License per device — flexibly scales to the size of any department. Integrates into the curriculum.
Discuss developing learning content together for your educational needs.
99 learning modules: theory, tests, 3D models, procedures and clinical cases.