We had a productive day of simulated surgery yesterday as Dr. Beth Barrett from Barrett Veterinary Practice in Dalemead, Alberta was kind enough to open her clinic to us. Roxane Wenstrom (AHT)  provided us with some valuable insight into the functionality of our upcoming Canine Dental Simulator. Our prototype looks promising thus far, as we continue to undergo testing to fine tune the models and make them as realistic as possible.

Watch the video below and click here to see the product page

This prototype Surgical Canine Dental Model features replaceable maxilla and mandible; teeth are set in simulated bone with soft, rubber gums complete with periodontal ligament. The model will allow for realistic simulation of many dental procedures including extractions. It will also be able to be used as an intubation model once the development of the tongue / epiglottis component is complete. We are looking to have the model on the market later this year.

We have updated our product catalogue with new photos and descriptions of our products. You can view it by clicking on the above image.

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VSI Surgical Canine Dental Simulator. This is our first prototype of the dental skull within the silicone dog head. This video demonstrates how the interchangeable maxilla and mandible will slide on and off the skull. Students will be able to practice tooth extraction, complete with periodontal ligament. We plan to have a complete model on the market later this year. #veterinarydentistry #veterinary #simulation #simulator #prototype #vetsim #clinicalskills #dogdentist #veterinarysurgeon #veterinarytechnician #dvm #madeincanada #vetsnobiety #veterinarymedicine #canine #caninelovers #dog #vetschool #veterinaryschool #veterinario #veterinaria #veterinarian #vettech #vetmed #anatomy #canineanatomy #doganatomy #smallanimalmedicine #smallanimal #toothextraction

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Ms. Faux is one of the stars at NC States CVM Simulation Lab! She is the VSI Equine Palpation Colic Model.

Check out this great article about how simulators are enhancing student training at NC State University. 

One of our Hereford Dystocial Models was on display at the 2017 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Trade Show which was held this year in Nashville, Tennessee on February 1 – 3. Heather Means from the Institute of Agriculture at the University of Tennessee said that she was a big hit and is one hard working gal!

We have created two new videos covering the assembly and features of our Equine Theriogenology Model and the full horse model, our Equine Palpation Colic Simulator.

Boehringer Ingelheim funded the creation of a calf simulator for Freie Universität in Berlin. This little Hereford was custom made and features the Boehringer Ingelheim logo “branded” into its skin. Click here for more info