Skull and Jaw

The anatomical model of a skull and jaw is a teaching tool designed for the detailed study of human anatomy in educational and professional settings. Manufactured from high-resistance PVC, it combines durability with an adequate level of anatomical detail, allowing for its continuous use in training activities.

The structure reproduces the skull at natural scale and incorporates a detachable cranial vault that facilitates access to the interior, allowing the observation of the organization of the cavities and internal structures. The lower jaw is mobile and has a functional articulation that simulates real movement, which favors the understanding of mandibular mechanics.

The model also includes three removable dental pieces integrated into the jaw, which adds practical value for the study of dentition and its arrangement. This feature is especially useful in disciplines related to anatomy, dentistry, and healthcare training.

Its real dimensions—22 cm long, 15 cm wide, and 17 cm high—provide a faithful representation that facilitates spatial visualization and intuitive learning.

This model is suitable for use in educational centers, universities, healthcare training academies, professional clinics, and scientific outreach settings, where a reliable, manipulable, and visually clear anatomical resource is required.