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Credits & Licensing

Susinidu Interactive builds interactive simulations on open scientific and educational datasets. We strictly adhere to open-source and Creative Commons attribution standards.

CC BY 4.0 Attribution

Permanent Dentition & Maxilla 3D Models

Source: University of Dundee, School of Dentistry

Dundee Dental Profile

Models Used in Simulation

Permanent DentitionSketchfab ↗
Created from anatomical CT scan data (~30k tris).
Licence: CC Attribution (CC BY 4.0)
First Molar with Two Root CanalsSketchfab ↗
Internal endodontic pulp and root canal geometry.
Licence: CC Attribution (CC BY 4.0)
Maxilla and Palatine BoneSketchfab ↗
Maxillary bone structural support and dental arch.
Licence: CC Attribution (CC BY 4.0)
Licence DeedLegal Code ↗
You are free to share and adapt under attribution.
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Notice of Modifications

In accordance with section 3(a)(1)(B) of the CC BY 4.0 licence, Susinidu Interactive notes that the original 3D models were modified. Modifications include:

  • Mesh orientation, origin re-centering, and scale normalization for interactive WebGL rendering.
  • Assembly of discrete tooth elements and the maxilla arch into a unified WebGL scene graph.
  • Creation of a clinical crown preparation variant (Tooth_UL6_Prep) exhibiting occlusal reduction and chamfer margin for simulation purposes.
  • Custom PBR material assignments (warm ivory enamel, translucent X-ray shaders, emissive endodontic canals).
  • Packaging into an uncompressed standard GLB binary format (dundee_dentition_hero.glb) optimized for low-latency browser streaming.
Educational & Simulation Scope: The 3D interactive dental scenes are independent educational simulation prototypes aligned with publicly available curriculum frameworks (such as the GDC ORE Part 2 Dental Manikin and UCL Eastman mock formats). All assessment scores and rubric criteria presented are illustrative concept demonstrations and do not represent official marks or evaluations by the General Dental Council (GDC).