The Canine Dental Pathology Jaw Model – Core Pathology Series is the ideal starting point for veterinary dental education. Designed for veterinary students, educators, and clinical trainers, this jaw replica presents the three frequently encountered canine dental conditions in a clear, focused format — complicated crown fractures, furcation exposure, and missing teeth — without the complexity of advanced pathological cases.
This model is built for hands-on learning, clinical case discussion, client communication practice; and making it a foundational tool in any veterinary dental training program.
Pathologies Demonstrated:
Following the Triadan dental numbering system, this model accurately features:
Tooth 407, 306 & 107 – Complicated crown fractures with pulp exposure, supporting endodontic assessment, treatment planning, and restorative case discussion
Tooth 308 & 208 – Furcation exposure demonstrating periodontal bone loss at the root bifurcation, essential for periodontitis staging and treatment planning
Tooth 411, 309, 101, 102 & 206 – Missing teeth across multiple sites, ideal for discussing extraction sequelae, and occlusal changes
Key Features:
Focuses on three core canine dental pathologies most commonly seen in clinical practice
Clean, uncluttered presentation — perfect for introductory and foundational dental training
Follows the Triadan dental numbering system for accurate clinical reference
Ideal for classroom demonstrations, wet lab preparation, and client education skills
Serves as the entry point to the Progressive and Complex Pathology Series
Durable construction designed for repeated handling in teaching environments
Perfect for first and second year veterinary students, veterinary nursing programs, and clinical educators introducing canine dental pathology for the first time. This model lays the groundwork before progressing to the more advanced sets in the series.