Larynx with Toungue and Teeth

The larynx, often referred to as the voice box, plays a crucial role in the human vocal system. Located in the neck, it houses the vocal cords that vibrate to produce sound when we speak or sing. Just below the larynx, the tongue serves as a versatile muscle, essential not only for articulation but also for the manipulation of food during eating. The teeth, firmly anchored in the jaw, assist in breaking down food and play a significant role in speech clarity. Together, the larynx, tongue, and teeth form an intricate system that enables communication and sustenance, reflecting the complexity and harmony of human anatomy. Understanding their functions provides insight into the remarkable capabilities of our bodies, highlighting the interconnectedness of our physiological elements in daily life.

Features:

1. This model consists of 5 parts, and shows the anatomical structure of laryngeal cartilages, laryngeal muscles, and laryngeal cavity.

2. All parts are in life size Height 18cm, Width 6.5cm Thickness 10 cm