Transparent Canine Teeth Anatomy Model This transparent canine teeth model is a precise, durable tool for studying and demonstrating dog dentition. Made from temperature resistant PVC, the model delivers realistic visual detail and a stable structure that resists deformation with repeated use. Key benefits Accurate anatomy: clearly shows the anatomical features of a dog teeth and mouth to support study and reference. Durable construction: PVC material is temperature resistant and designed for long term use without warping or breaking. Interactive demonstration: the teeth and jaw can be opened and closed to demonstrate occlusion, bite mechanics, and tooth relationships. Clear visualization: transparent material helps reveal internal relationships and spatial arrangement of teeth for faster understanding. Versatile use: suitable for teaching, research, clinic demonstrations, and display. Features and specifications Material: PVC, temperature resistant and durable. Function: movable jaw with open and close action for dynamic demonstrations. Anatomical focus: canine dentition and oral structure for veterinarian and student use. Design: realistic appearance with a reasonable, sturdy structure that resists deformation. Practical use scenarios Veterinary education: instructors and students use the model in lectures and labs to study tooth types, arrangement, and jaw movement. Clinical communication: veterinarians use the model to explain dental conditions, procedures, and treatment plans to pet owners with a clear visual aid. Research and reference: researchers and technicians use the model as a handson reference when studying oral anatomy or planning dissections. Who should use this model Veterinary students and educators Veterinary clinicians and technicians Researchers studying canine oral anatomy Anyone seeking a clear, durable anatomical reference or a professional gift for students and teachers This anatomy model combines accurate anatomical detail, durable PVC construction, and interactive functionality to support teaching, research, and clinical explanation without rapid wear or deformation.