Dental simulator for teaching
A dental simulator combines a complete workstation with a phantom head: students practise in conditions close to the clinic, under the teacher's eye.
What makes up a unit
The Smily unit
Saratoga Smily E: instruments, foot control, operating light, suction and integrated multimedia station. Smily Junior: upgradable basic version.
View SmilyThe phantom head
Frasaco PK-2 on a simulator: realistic treatment positions, interchangeable masks and models.
View the phantom headThe classroom software
Easy Teach: video from teacher to units, in conference, group or individual mode.
View Easy TeachHow to choose
By curriculum
Subjects taught, two- or four-handed work, endodontics: these determine the options.
By room
According to Saratoga, the triangular shape of Smily saves 20% of space in the layout.
Equip a labBy existing equipment
According to Saratoga, Easy Teach can also be installed on existing units. We check your configuration during the study.
Outside the Benelux, supply depends on your country and on each manufacturer. Send us your project: we will pass it to the right contact, the manufacturer or its local partner.
Describe your project
A few details are enough: we will get back to you with the right contact.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a dental simulator cost?
The price depends on the number of units, the options and the room: it is set after a study.
What is the difference between Smily E and Smily Junior?
Smily E is the full version with an integrated multimedia station; Smily Junior is the upgradable basic version.
Are phantom heads needed too?
Yes: the unit takes a phantom head and its models, such as the Frasaco PK-2 and the AG-3 model.
Read more: Saratoga Smily · Frasaco · Equipping a preclinical lab · Phantom head · Frasaco model teeth · Preparing a tender · Universities · Students
Source: manufacturers' documentation; AxeMed translations.