3D Nerves in Gums Model

3D Teeth & Nerves

3D Teeth and Nerves

The 3D Teeth Model with Nerves is one of the derivatives of the carefully digitized cast of a real skeleton and subsequent modeling of each structure. These models focus on the regions of the inner mouth, highlighting the human teeth anatomy.

Zygote's Solid 3D Anatomy has set the standard in CAD and Simulation for over a decade.

  • Formats:
    • 3D Studio Max
    • Blender (OBJ)
    • Cinema 4D
    • Generic OBJ
    • Maya
  • Polygons (as tris): 169000
  • UV Coordinates: Available
  • Textures: Available
  • Grouping: Yes
  • Delivery Method: Download
  • Price: $1,625
  • Rigged: No
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"One of the main reasons we (Ghost) upgraded was to take advantage of the improved texturing and increased accuracy of the bony anatomy. Historically, we've spent a goodly amount of time trying to massage previous versions into shaders and geometry tweaks that stood up to the scrutiny of a close-up shot. With version 5 of the male and female anatomy collections, all I did was light it. No screwing around. Just animate, light and render... Honestly? The surgical procedure portions were the easiest part of this production."

Laura Schulz / Project Manager - ghOst Productions, Inc.

This 3D Teeth Model with Nerves provides the user with an accurate picture of human teeth. Modeled after normal adult teeth with full roots and imitating them with life-like accuracy and proper occlusion, these dental tooth models prove to be very instructive and are ready for possible teeth animations and rendered pictures of teeth. They are included with surrounding gums, the inner lining of the mouth cavity, the tongue and the beginning of the oropharynx, and each of these elements have been individually grouped and given textures for quick identification and rendering. Particular to this model is the included vessels that innervate and vascularize four of the lower teeth, as well as the layers of these teeth from their outer layer and enamel to their inner layers and dentin, all of which are also individually grouped with materials.