by Patrick Cutter | Sep 14, 2024
The 19th century saw advancements in dental illustration via the advent of lithography and photography. Lithography involves drawing on a flat surface with an oil-like substance and then making prints from it by pressing paper onto the oil. This allows for the mass...
by Patrick Cutter | Sep 14, 2024
Tempromandibular joint illustration by Jacob Kozak. Dental illustration creates high-quality, detailed representations of the human body, including muscles, bones, and important anatomical structures that can be difficult to explain using only words. Illustrations can...
by Patrick Cutter | Sep 14, 2024
Dental illustration is helpful to the public for its ability to make complex information more accessible, comprehensible and actionable. While often seen in patient-provider settings, these visualizations can also serve as useful tools for patients to educate...
by Patrick Cutter | Sep 14, 2024
Oral Health Education Posters Baby Bottle Tooth Decay Canker Sores Cold Sores Gum Disease part 1 Gum Disease Pt. 2 Halitosis HPV Salivary infection Salivary stones Thrush poster TMJ Disorder Tongue Cancer Tooth Decay Pt. 1 Tooth Decay PT. 2 Xerostomia Posters may be...
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