Occlusa Atlas
Teach the jaw in motion.
An interactive dental anatomy atlas for dental faculty and students to study TMJ relationships, mandibular movement, masticatory muscles, ligaments, nerves, and arteries.
Education and teaching edition · Generic anatomy · No patient data
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Anatomy coverage
interactive dental anatomy atlas · TMJ anatomy for dental students · temporomandibular joint movement · condyle and articular disc · masticatory muscles · temporalis muscle and tendon · TMJ ligaments · trigeminal nerve and dental innervation · mandibular movement teaching · dental anatomy teaching tools
Questions worth answering
What is Occlusa Atlas?
It is an educational, interactive anatomy workspace for exploring dental and craniofacial structures in relation to mandibular movement.
Who is the Atlas for?
The Atlas is designed for dental college faculty, department leaders, anatomy educators, and dental students.
What dental anatomy does it cover?
Coverage includes bones, teeth, TMJ and ligaments, masticatory muscles, nerves, and arteries, with authored movement teaching sequences.
Can faculty use it for lectures?
Yes. Faculty can use the Explore, Learn, and Teach workspaces to prepare and present an illustrated anatomy sequence.
Does it use patient data?
No. The public landing page and the Atlas are intended for generic, educational anatomy. No patient data is required for the teaching workflow.
Does it diagnose TMD?
No. The Atlas is not a diagnostic tool. Its motion is an authored educational interpolation and requires clinical correlation for any real patient question.
How do I access the Atlas?
Select Sign in to Atlas and use your existing Occlusa account. Faculty or dental schools can contact info@occlusa.health for an education conversation.
Enable JavaScript to open the interactive Atlas workspace.
Occlusa Atlas