The Canine Dental Pathology Jaw Model – Progressive Pathology Series builds directly on the foundational knowledge established in the Core Pathology Series, presenting a wider and more clinically challenging distribution of tooth loss, complicated crown fractures, and furcation exposure across both arches and multiple quadrants. Designed for veterinary students and educators ready to move beyond single-quadrant case discussions, this model reflects the kind of multi-site presentations commonly encountered in real veterinary dental practice.
Pathologies Demonstrated:
Following the Triadan dental numbering system, this model accurately features:
Tooth 304, 104 & 207 – Complicated crown fractures requiring endodontic evaluation, distributed across both the maxillary and mandibular arches for a bilateral case discussion
Tooth 308 & 108 – Furcation exposure present in both arches simultaneously, enabling comparative periodontal assessment and staging exercises
Tooth 303, 405, 406, 110, 202 & 210 – Six missing teeth spread across multiple quadrants, supporting in-depth discussions on tooth loss patterns, occlusal changes, and extraction sequelae
Key Features:
Greater tooth loss distribution than the Core Pathology Series, spanning six missing teeth across multiple quadrants
Furcation exposure across both arches for comparative periodontal assessment training
Complicated crown fractures present in both maxillary and mandibular arches
Follows the Triadan dental numbering system for accurate clinical reference
Ideal for intermediate case discussions and multi-quadrant treatment planning exercises
Pairs seamlessly with the Core Pathology Series and Complex Pathology Series
Durable construction designed for repeated handling in teaching environments
Package Contents:
1x Maxilla Pathology Teaching Model (M2)
1x Mandible Pathology Teaching Model (M2)
Best suited for veterinary students progressing beyond introductory dental pathology, continuing education programs, and clinical educators looking to challenge students with broader, multi-site case presentations. This model serves as the natural bridge between the foundational Core Pathology Series and the advanced Complex Pathology Series.