The Canine Jaw healthy/diseased is a detailed anatomical model for veterinary professionals and educators. It presents real canine dental challenges, helping students and clinicians recognize and understand the progression of oral disease. Choose this model for a hands-on, interactive way to teach canine oral health and pathology in any veterinary setting.

Enhance Veterinary Training with the Canine Jaw healthy/diseased Model

This advanced anatomical model features the jaw of a mid-size dog split between healthy teeth on one side and clear examples of disease and injury on the other. The Canine Jaw healthy/diseased delivers a unique dual-sided design, letting you compare healthy tissue with realistic pathologies in one educational tool. You can open, close, and fully separate the jaw pieces for thorough study during demonstrations or practical exams. Each model replicates nine common dental conditions, supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Clinical-grade craftsmanship ensures lasting durability for repeated classroom or clinic sessions. Bring complex oral health cases to life and support better veterinary outcomes with this essential teaching model.

Features and Benefits

• Displays healthy teeth on the right side and diseased teeth on the left side
• Shows nine canine dental pathologies including missing premolar, gingival recession, retained deciduous tooth, worn incisors, gingivitis, plaque, tartar accumulation, periodontal disease, and fractured canine
• Jaw opens, closes, and separates for detailed hands-on examination
• Mid-size dog anatomy for practical, realistic reference
• Durable, clinical-grade material for frequent educational use
• Ideal for student demonstrations, client education, and veterinary training

Indications for Use

• Veterinary and animal science education
• Clinical demonstration of canine dental pathology
• Hands-on training for dental examination and treatment planning
• Client education in veterinary clinics

Size Guide

• Mid-size dog jaw model – standard adult canine jaw dimensions
• Suitable for simulating examinations on medium-sized dogs
• Jaw dimensions reflect typical adult mid-size breed anatomy, length and width proportional to average clinical cases