Replica Veterinary Feline Model - Jaw
Skulls Unlimited is proud to present our line of veterinary osteological models. This ever-growing selection of quality models is perfect for the practice or classroom. Each model features accurate anatomical details, molded from natural bone originals and cast in durable polyurethane making an invaluable demonstration and teaching specimen.
This feline jaw model depicts healthy teeth on the right side and diseased and damaged teeth on the left. Featured pathologies: fractured canine, periodontal disease, tartar accumulation, plaque, gingivitis, worn incisors, retained deciduous tooth, missing premolar, and (canine) gingival recession. Jaws open, close, and separate for closer study.
Skulls Unlimited is proud to present our line of veterinary osteological models. This ever-growing selection of quality models is perfect for the practice or classroom. Each model features accurate anatomical details, molded from natural bone originals and cast in durable polyurethane making an invaluable demonstration and teaching specimen.
This feline jaw model depicts healthy teeth on the right side and diseased and damaged teeth on the left. Featured pathologies: fractured canine, periodontal disease, tartar accumulation, plaque, gingivitis, worn incisors, retained deciduous tooth, missing premolar, and (canine) gingival recession. Jaws open, close, and separate for closer study.
$34.00
Original: $97.15
-65%Replica Veterinary Feline Model - Jawā
$97.15
$34.00Description
Skulls Unlimited is proud to present our line of veterinary osteological models. This ever-growing selection of quality models is perfect for the practice or classroom. Each model features accurate anatomical details, molded from natural bone originals and cast in durable polyurethane making an invaluable demonstration and teaching specimen.
This feline jaw model depicts healthy teeth on the right side and diseased and damaged teeth on the left. Featured pathologies: fractured canine, periodontal disease, tartar accumulation, plaque, gingivitis, worn incisors, retained deciduous tooth, missing premolar, and (canine) gingival recession. Jaws open, close, and separate for closer study.
