Catus Exemplar Dentoform; Articulated Feline Model with Radio-Opaque Natural Root Teeth

The Columbia Dentoform 1CTDX Catus Exemplar is an articulated feline X-ray typodont designed for veterinary dental education, diagnostic imaging practice and clinical procedure training. It features anatomically arranged, radio-opaque natural-root teeth that appear during dental radiography, allowing students to examine feline root structure, tooth positioning and surrounding dental relationships.

The upper and lower jaws articulate to reproduce realistic feline occlusion and provide practical access during demonstrations and skills practice. Its removable and replaceable teeth support repeated instruction in dental radiography, tooth extraction, periodontal procedures, cavity preparation, restorative techniques and routine veterinary dental cleaning.

Columbia Dentoform identifies the 1CTDX as its Catus Exemplar X-Ray Typodont with radio-opaque natural removable root teeth. The manufacturer also confirms that all Catus and Canis model teeth are replaceable.

Key features

• Articulated feline dental model
• Radio-opaque teeth for X-ray training
• Anatomically formed natural roots
• Removable and replaceable teeth
• Realistic upper and lower jaw articulation
• Supports radiographic positioning and interpretation
• Suitable for veterinary schools, clinics and training laboratories
• Reusable alternative to live-animal or cadaver-based instruction