Catus Exemplar Dentoform; Articulated Feline Model with Natural Root Epoxy Teeth

The Columbia Dentoform 1CTD.EPOXY Catus Exemplar is an articulated feline dental model designed for veterinary dentistry education and hands-on procedural training. It features anatomically arranged, natural-root epoxy teeth within articulated upper and lower jaws, allowing learners to study feline dentition and practice working from realistic clinical positions.

The model can support instruction in dental anatomy, periodontal assessment, routine cleaning, cavity preparation, extraction techniques and other veterinary dental procedures. Its articulated design allows the upper and lower jaws to be positioned for improved access during demonstrations, skills practice and student evaluation.

Columbia Dentoform’s standard Catus Exemplar family reproduces feline dental relationships and includes an adjustable articulation system. The manufacturer states that its Catus and Canis teeth are replaceable. The 1CTD.EPOXY designation appears to identify a specialized epoxy-tooth configuration of that feline model.

Key features:

• Articulated feline dental training model
• Anatomically positioned natural-root epoxy teeth
• Upper and lower jaw construction
• Designed for veterinary dentistry instruction
• Useful for anatomy, cleaning and procedural demonstrations
• Suitable for veterinary schools, laboratories and clinics
• Provides a reusable alternative to live-animal or cadaver-based instruction